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- 1.
- Using techniques for Lab 2,
design a CE amp circuit with midband gain of 15. Bias the
circuit so that the swing is approximately
maximum. For coupling capacitors use Do NOT use an emitter bypass capacitor.
(If you used typical values for R1, R2, RC and RE,
then you should reach the midband region at approximately .)
- 2.
- Measure the gain of the circuit at midband and
determine if your design agree with experiment.
- 3.
- Use the SCTCA to approximate the frequency response
of the circuit.
- 4.
- Measure the gain as a function of frequency and
determine the error of the SCTCA. Start at 10Hz and
increase your frequency to 100kHz, making about two measurements
per decade.
- 5.
- Sketch a Bode plot of the theoretical and experimental responses
of the circuits.
- 6.
- Add a bypass emitter capacitor in parallel with the
emitter resistor. Use the SCTCA to approximate the frequency response
of the circuit.
Measure the gain as a function of frequency and
compare to your calculations. Start at 10Hz and
increase your frequency to 100kHz, making about two measurements
per decade.
- 7.
- Sketch a Bode plot of the theoretical and experimental responses
of the circuits.
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Neil Goldsman
10/23/1998