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    Data Table 1: Readings For BJT Amplifier

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    The document contains two data tables that provide readings for a BJT amplifier without feedback and with voltage-series feedback over a range of input frequencies. The first table shows that as the input frequency increases from 10Hz to 100kHz, the amplifier gain increases from 5.6 to 39.15 without feedback. The second table shows that with voltage feedback, the amplifier gain is significantly lower, ranging from 4.984 to 19.4 over the same input frequency range. The feedback voltage also increases with frequency, demonstrating the effect of negative feedback in stabilizing gain.

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    Data Table 1: Readings For BJT Amplifier

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    The document contains two data tables that provide readings for a BJT amplifier without feedback and with voltage-series feedback over a range of input frequencies. The first table shows that as the input frequency increases from 10Hz to 100kHz, the amplifier gain increases from 5.6 to 39.15 without feedback. The second table shows that with voltage feedback, the amplifier gain is significantly lower, ranging from 4.984 to 19.4 over the same input frequency range. The feedback voltage also increases with frequency, demonstrating the effect of negative feedback in stabilizing gain.

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    Voltage Series Feedback Amplifier using BJT practical data.

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    ReCorrection-3504E1D

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    The document contains two data tables that provide readings for a BJT amplifier without feedback and with voltage-series feedback over a range of input frequencies. The first table shows that as the input frequency increases from 10Hz to 100kHz, the amplifier gain increases from 5.6 to 39.15 without feedback. The second table shows that with voltage feedback, the amplifier gain is significantly lower, ranging from 4.984 to 19.4 over the same input frequency range. The feedback voltage also increases with frequency, demonstrating the effect of negative feedback in stabilizing gain.

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    Data Table 1: Readings For BJT Amplifier

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    The document contains two data tables that provide readings for a BJT amplifier without feedback and with voltage-series feedback over a range of input frequencies. The first table shows that as the input frequency increases from 10Hz to 100kHz, the amplifier gain increases from 5.6 to 39.15 without feedback. The second table shows that with voltage feedback, the amplifier gain is significantly lower, ranging from 4.984 to 19.4 over the same input frequency range. The feedback voltage also increases with frequency, demonstrating the effect of negative feedback in stabilizing gain.

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     Data Table 1: Readings for BJT Amplifier Without Feedback.

    Input Voltage, Output Voltage, Amplifier Gain,


    Frequency(Hz) 𝑽𝒐 Gain in dB= 20log10(A)
    Vi(mV) Vo(Volt) 𝑨 = 𝑽𝒊
    10 100 0.56 5.60 14.964
    20 100 0.9 9.00 19.085
    30 103 1.34 13.01 22.285
    50 103 2 19.42 25.764
    100 101 3 29.70 29.456
    200 100 3.92 39.20 31.866
    300 101 4.15 41.09 32.275
    500 103 4.28 41.55 32.372
    1k 104 4.36 41.92 32.449
    3k 106 4.4 41.51 32.363
    5k 106 4.4 41.51 32.363
    10k 106 4.4 41.51 32.363
    20k 106 4.4 41.51 32.363
    50k 104 4.38 42.12 32.489
    80k 104 4.23 40.67 32.186
    100k 106 4.15 39.15 31.855
    200k 99.8 3.68 36.87 31.334
    500k 95 2.55 26.84 28.576
    1M 80 1.36 17.00 24.609

     Data Table 2: Readings for BJT Amplifier With Voltage-Series Feedback.


    Input Overall
    Signal Output Feedback Amplifier
    Freq. Voltage, 𝑽𝒇 gain, 𝑨𝒇 = Gain
    Voltage, Voltage, Voltage, 𝑽𝒐 𝜷=
    (Hz) Vi= Vs- Vf Gain, 𝑨 = 𝑽𝒊 𝑽𝒐 𝑨 in dB
    Vs (mV) Vo(Volt) Vf(mV)
    (mV) (𝟏+𝑨𝜷)

    10 96.3 67.2 0.48 29.1 7.143 0.061 4.984 13.95


    20 101 64.3 0.84 36.7 13.064 0.044 8.317 18.40
    30 102 53.3 1.1 48.7 20.638 0.044 10.784 20.66
    50 104 44.6 1.44 59.4 32.287 0.041 13.846 22.83
    100 104 42.8 1.72 61.2 40.187 0.036 16.538 24.37
    200 100 36.5 1.87 63.5 51.233 0.034 18.700 25.44
    300 100 35.9 1.91 64.1 53.203 0.034 19.100 25.62
    500 101 36.2 1.94 64.8 53.591 0.033 19.208 25.67
    1k 100 35.2 1.94 64.8 55.114 0.033 19.400 25.76
    3k 101 36.2 1.94 64.8 53.591 0.033 19.208 25.67
    5k 100 35.2 1.94 64.8 55.114 0.033 19.400 25.76
    10k 100 35.2 1.94 64.8 55.114 0.033 19.400 25.76
    20k 100 35.2 1.94 64.8 55.114 0.033 19.400 25.76
    50k 100 35.2 1.94 64.8 55.114 0.033 19.400 25.76
    80k 102 36.8 1.91 65.2 51.902 0.034 18.725 25.45
    100k 102 35.2 1.86 66.8 52.841 0.036 18.235 25.22
    200k 98.4 34.2 1.65 64.2 48.246 0.039 16.768 24.49
    500k 70 27 0.98 45 36.296 0.046 13.611 22.68
    1M 54 18.5 0.48 35.5 25.946 0.074 8.889 18.98

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