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    The document is an assignment for an Analog Electronics course that contains 5 problems related to analyzing transistor amplifiers. The problems involve determining characteristics like voltage gain, input impedance, pole and zero frequencies, and estimating high and low cutoff frequencies. The assignment is assessing the student's ability to analyze frequency response, negative feedback circuits, transistor oscillator design, and power amplifier applications as outlined in the course outcomes.

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    SEMESTER- IV B.Tech. (ECE)
    ASSIGNMENT-1 (April. 2022)

    EC-202 ANALOG ELECTRONICS-II


    Max. Marks: 5 Due Date: 2 2 . 0 4 . 2 0 2 2

    Course Outcomes of the course are listed below.


    Identify the high frequency limitations of BJTs and JFETs/MOSFETs and determine frequency
    CO.1
    response of single and multistage amplifiers.
    CO.2 Explain the concept of and analyze the performance of negative feedback circuits
    Describe the concept of positive feedback and criterion for oscillations, analyse and design different
    CO.3
    BJT based oscillators
    Differentiate between the voltage, current and power amplifier and design the power amplifiers for
    CO.4
    required applications.
    Describe the fabrication process of devices, Design, construct and take measurement of various
    CO.5
    analog circuits and compare experimental results in the laboratory with theoretical analysis.

    1. For the network of Fig. 1.


    (a) Determine re.
    (b) Find Avmid = Vo/Vi.
    (c) Calculate Zi.
    (d) Find AvSmid = Vo/Vs.
    (e) Determine fLS, fLC, and fLE.
    (f) Determine the low cutoff frequency.
    (g) Sketch the asymptotes of the Bode plot defined by the cutoff frequencies of part (e).
    (h) Sketch the low-frequency response for the amplifier using the results of part (f).
    (CO-1, 1)

    Figure 1

    2. The differential gain of a MOS amplifier is 100 V/V with a dominant pole at 10 MHz. The common-
    mode gain is 0.1 V/V at low frequencies and has a transmission zero at 1 MHz. Sketch a Bode plot for
    the CMRR. (CO-1, 1)

    3. For the common-gate stage shown in Fig. 2, calculate the transfer function and the input impedance,
    Zin. (CO-1, 1)
    Figure 2

    4. For an emitter follower biased at IC = 1 mA, having Rsig = RL = 1 kΩ, and using a transistor specified
    to have fT = 2 GHz, Cμ = 0.1 pF, CL = 0, rx = 100 Ω, β = 100, and VA= 20 V, evaluate the low-
    frequency gain AM, the frequency of the transmission zero, the pole frequencies, and an estimate of
    the 3-dB frequency fH. (CO-1, 1)

    5. A BJT cascode amplifier uses transistors for which β = 100, VA = 100 V, fT = 1 GHz, and Cμ = 0.1
    pF. It operates at a bias current of 0.1 mA between a source with Rsig = rπ and a load RL = βro. Let
    CL = Ccs = 0, and rx = 0. Find the overall voltage gain at dc. By evaluating the various components
    of τH show that the pole introduced at the output mode is dominant. Find its frequency and hence an
    estimate of fH and ft. (CO-1, 1)

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