EE 2212

Problem Set 8

WILL NOT BE COLLECTED

Study Guide For The Final Exam

S. G. Burns

Final Exam 15 December, Wednesday, 10:00-11:55

 

NOTE 1:  These are typical of what you may find on the Final Exam since we have not had any weekly quizzes on these important topics!!!  It is quite probable that one or more of these problems or parts of these sample problems would be on the Final Exam.

NOTE 2:  I will have ZOOM Office Hours that I will post daily

NOTE 3:  Additional information about other topics to be covered on the Final Exam will be discussed in our last class on Friday, 10 December

NOTE 4:  Obviously I can not and do not intend to cover all of the questions and topics in the study guide problem set but wprking these problems is a good idea.

 

 

1.      Text 15.1  BJT Differential Pair  Rid and Ric can be ignored.  Problems 1 and 2 are very similar.

 

2.      Text 15.4 BJT Differential Pair  Similar to Text 15.1  Rid and Ric can be ignored

 

3.   Modified from an old quiz.  Refer to the modified and annotated partial diagram of a Fairchild μA725 operational amplifier integrated circuit.  Assume all npn BJTS are matched with β = 150 and an Early voltage of  VA = 100 volts.  IC3 = 31 μA.     The circuit is connected to ± 12 volt power supplies.  Compute the following quantities for this circuit (Observe, you will have to compute a value for R4 from the Widlar design equation). 

 

(a)         The differential mode voltage gain, Adm.

(b)        The common-mode current gain, Acm.

(c)         Common-mode rejection ratio, CMRR, numerically and in dB.

 

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4.      Assume a Class B  audio amplifier operating between ±48 volts  and driving a 4 W speaker.  Neglect the    effect of crossover distortion.

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(a)Provide required maximum ratings as indicated for the transistors using a well-labeled sketch of the back-to-back load lines to illustrate your answers.

 

                   IC(max)  = ____________               VCE(max) = ___________               PC(max) = __________

 

(b)           Design a protection circuit to limit the transistor to the IC(max)  you computed in part (a)  should the amplifier output be short-circuited.    Incorporate this protection circuit in your basic Class B circuit diagram.

 

5.      Amplifier Analysis

         

A partial circuit diagram for a Fujitsu MB 47358 operational amplifier is given below.  Assume V+ = 15    volts and V- = -15 volts.  For the npn transistors, assume                      β = 150, VBE(on) = 0.7 Volts, and VAN = 100 Volts.         For the pnp transistors, assume β= 100, VBE(on) = 0.55 Volts, and VAP = 50 Volts.

(a)     Briefly describe the circuit  function/operation  of :

                   Q10 and Q11

                   Q13 and Q14 (Diode connected transistors)

                   Q7 Circuit topology

                   Q5 and Q6

(b)    Assume a sinusoidal input voltage that results in an output voltage vo(t) = 12 sin (ωt) volts.  RL = 1 .

Compute values for :

1.     Peak and average power to the load resistor.

2.     Resultant collector efficiency.

3.     Power required from the power supplies for the output stage.

4.     A design value for RSC to limit the short circuited load current to 30 mA .

(c )    Estimate the following :

Collector currents in    Q5 and Q6

Collector currents in  Q1 and Q2

Voltage at the base of Q5 and Q6

Voltage at the emitter of Q7

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6.  Excerpted From an Old Quiz

Answer the following questions for this power amplifier. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sketch and label the Back-to-Back load lines for Q1 and Q2.  From your sketch, provide numerical values for:

IC(max)  _______________ ,   VCE(max) ___________, and PC(max)  ______________

(a)                        __________If  vin(t) = 12 sin(ωt) volts , what is the peak power delivered to the 4 Ω load?

 

(b)                       __________If  vin(t) = 12 sin(ωt) volts , what is the average  power delivered to the 4 Ω load?

 

(c)          __________If vin(t) = 8 sin(ωt) volts, compute the Collector Efficiency, ηC.

         

(d)                       __________If  vin(t) = 12 sin(ωt) volts, compute the Collector Efficiency, ηC.

 

(e)          __________If  vin(t) = 12 sin(ωt) volts, how much power is being dissipated in Q1 and Q2?

 

(f)            __________If vin(t) is a  ±12 volt square wave,  estimate  the Collector Efficiency, ηC.

 

(g)         Q3 and Q4 will  (Circle all that apply):


              Increase the Efficiency

              Convert from Class B to  Class A Operation

              Convert from Class AB to B Operation

              Convert from Class B to Class AB operation

              Minimize Over-Drive Distortion

              Convert from Class B to Class D operation

              Minimize Cross-Over Distortion


 (h)        Design a short-circuit   protection circuit for both Q1 and Q2.  By design, modify the circuit diagram    to incorporate your protection circuits with appropriate values for the sampling  resistors, RSC.