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    [EEE Design a BIT amplifier using collector-to-base feedback bias using a 5y i supply to provide a de emitter current of 0.5 mA and to allow a £1V signal swing at the collecin Given that B = 100. ‘Also find the emitter current 1g and the allowable signal swing at the collector if (i) the BIT used has B = 50 (ii) the BJT used has f = 150 Solution: Fig, P1.5.1 shows a BJT amplifier using collector-to-base feedback bias. Given: Ip =0-5mA, Voc = 5V, Collector voltage swing = +1V To obtain collector voltage swing =+1V, Keep Vop = Vo = Vp t 1 =0-741=1-7V Vog= BV. V,= 0.7 V Fig P1.5.1 Voo S-1-7 Re = TOE NE = SANT Ag. 6kQ If Ty O-Sm : «Jk 405 en For B= 100: Wee Far too =P OSR SHA Vor = Vint Va Vn © Vg Vy Ve | Von =IpRy ¢ Ry = Not» 1 ook In Sp Thus Re = 6.6k2& Ry, = 2006 (i) Now if B= 50: =0-41mA alge gy MEP = gua. You =TnRy = SAX 200k = 1-6V, (i.c., collector is higher than the base voltage by 1.6 V) ‘x. Allowing collector voltage signal swing = +1-6V = Vai 5-0-7 Voc (ii) Now if B= 150; Ip= = 7 ar anon en pH 151 I, _ 0-54m 2p =f = = 3-6 73 p+1 151 HA. < Vop = IpRp = 3.611 x 200k = 0.72V (Le, collector is higher than the base voltage by 0.72 V) <+ Allowing collector voltage signal swing = +0.72V WEEE) Design a BIT amplifier employing collector-to-base feedback resistor bias to obtain Ip = 1mA and Vop = 2-3V. Given Voc =10V andB = 100. Use standard 5% resistor _Yalues and find the resulting values of Ig & Vo- Solution: Given: I, =1mA; Vgg =2-3V, Voc =10V, B= 100. Tn collector-to-base feedback resistor bias we have, Voc = IgR¢ + IpRp + Vee Voc = IgRc + Vee Voc = Vor _ 10-2:3 Tg im Ro = Im | = 1™ 29-9nA. n= Bylo From, Voc = IpRc + InRn + Vor -0-7-7-7 Veo - Var — eRe _ 10-0: 7-77 - ig2Ka _ Yoo = Vas “eRe - Rp = Ts 9-9 =75kQ. Using standard 8% resistors Ry = 160K. and Re = 7 V The circuit is shown j =v. =2-35 e cit in ‘This results Ip =1-02mA fuse eqn (1.26)] and Ver = Vo =?°9 Fig. PL6.1. Ig = Ip + Te = 9-94 + 1.02m = 1.03mA Veg= 10 V Fig P1.6.1 BRMIETBEA 6) Desien 2 BIT amplifier using collector-to-base feedback bias to get A and Vo = “oo. Given that Vog = 3V and B= 90. tandard 5% resistors values and recalculate Vo andIg. feedback bias is shown in Fig P1.7. . | F. From circuit we have, Vo = IpRp + Vee Ig == Rp + Vap B Vo= Var _1:5-0-7 _ oar “Roo Ep 3m/90 (ii) Selecting standard 5% resistor values Rp = 24kQ and Rg = 5102. From eqn (1.26) Ip =~“ =2-97mA Ig = alg =0-989x2-97=2-93mA Vo = Voo

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