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    This document outlines the objectives and procedures for designing class B and class AB power amplifiers. The objectives are to design both types of amplifiers to meet specified requirements. The procedures describe designing half of the push-pull stage to determine component values like the base resistors Rb1 and Rb2, which are then used for the other half. For the class B amplifier, 50mW of power must be supplied to the load resistor Rload. For the class AB amplifier, the quiescent current is set to approximate 4mA and the output voltage Vout is set to 0Vdc. Key component values and measurements are taken to characterize the performance of the completed amplifiers.

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    This document outlines the objectives and procedures for designing class B and class AB power amplifiers. The objectives are to design both types of amplifiers to meet specified requirements. The procedures describe designing half of the push-pull stage to determine component values like the base resistors Rb1 and Rb2, which are then used for the other half. For the class B amplifier, 50mW of power must be supplied to the load resistor Rload. For the class AB amplifier, the quiescent current is set to approximate 4mA and the output voltage Vout is set to 0Vdc. Key component values and measurements are taken to characterize the performance of the completed amplifiers.

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    This document outlines the objectives and procedures for designing class B and class AB power amplifiers. The objectives are to design both types of amplifiers to meet specified requirements. The procedures describe designing half of the push-pull stage to determine component values like the base resistors Rb1 and Rb2, which are then used for the other half. For the class B amplifier, 50mW of power must be supplied to the load resistor Rload. For the class AB amplifier, the quiescent current is set to approximate 4mA and the output voltage Vout is set to 0Vdc. Key component values and measurements are taken to characterize the performance of the completed amplifiers.

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    OBJECTIVES:

    1. To study and design class B and Class AB power amplifier.

    PROCEDURES:
    Part A: Class B push pull stage:
    +Vcc

    Rb1

    Q1 NPN
    Vin Vout
    Ri Cin

    Rload
    Rgen 56Ω
    Rin Rout

    Rb2

    -Vcc
    Figure: Class B push pull amplifier

    1. The prelab had been completed before the experiment of class B and class AB push
    pull stage had been conducted. In this experiment, the power amplifier for both class
    had been design to fulfil the specification given.
    2. Only half of the push pull stage had been design to find the peak voltage, Vb and peak
    base current, Ib and the same value had been use for the other half too. The push pull
    stage had been design is to find the value of Rb1 and Rb2.
    3. 50mW had to supply into the load resistor, Rload when designing the class B push pull
    stage.
    4. The Rb1 and Rb2 value should be smaller than Rin >4kΩ and Cin =1uF is the
    specification needed to find the value of Rb1 and Rb2.
    Part B: Class AB push pull stage:

    Rload

    Figure: Class AB push pull amplifier

    1. Only half of the push pull stage had been design and the same value had been use for
    the other half too. The push pull stage had been design is to find the value of Rb1 and
    Rb2.
    2. The 4mA is the approximate value to design the quiescent current of the transistor.
    3. To find the value of Rb1 and Rb2, the peak voltage, Vb and peak base current, Ib should
    be calculated such that Vout =0 Vdc.
    a. The voltage across each of emitter resistor has been set to 0.9vdc and the Ie has
    been calculated with the real components selected to set the quiescent current
    with selection of emitter resistors, Re1 and Re2.
    b. 50mW has been supply to the load resistor to design the class AB push pull
    stage.
    4. The value of Rin> 4kΩ, the low frequency cutoff is 100Hz to 200Hz and the high
    frequency cutoff is 50kHz and 150kHz in order to find the value of Rb1 and Rb2.
    5. The Vin, Vout, Rin, Rout, Av, Ai and the quiescent current were calculated at 50mW
    rated output.
    6. The components that were design has assembled on the Veroboard.
    7. The Q- point of the transistor has been measured without R load.
    8. The efficiency of power amplifier was determined.

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