Solid-State Devices and Circuits - Electronic Circuits | ECE 342, Study notes of Microelectronic Circuits

Exam 2 Review Slides Material Type: Notes; Professor: Schutt-Aine; Class: Electronic Circuits; Subject: Electrical and Computer Engr; University: University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign;

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ECE442
SolidStateDevices&Circuits
Review‐ 2
Jose E. Schutt-Aine
Electrical & Computer Engineering
University of Illinois
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ECE^442 – Jose

Schutt‐Aine

ECE

Solid

‐State

Devices

&^ Circuits

Review

‐^2

Jose E. Schutt-Aine Electrical & Computer Engineering

University of [email protected]

ECE^442 – Jose

Schutt‐Aine

-^ Methods^ –^

First nethod is to find

R& R^1

from^ E 2

and^ Rth

and^ Ith BQ

-^ Second method is to select

Rto be 10 times to 20 times^2

RtoE^

provide good stability & then select

Rto give proper^1

I^ BQ

Bipolar Biasing Approach

Remark: To keep collector voltage at the middle of theforward active region, use:

min^ max

1 2

2 C^ C

CC

E

CQ

E^ C

V^ V

V

R

V^

⎛^ R^ R

+=

=^

+⎜

⎟+ ⎝^

ECE^442 – Jose

Schutt‐Aine

Small-Signal Model

-^ What is a small-signal incremental model?^ –^

Equivalent circuit that only accounts for signal level fluctuations aboutthe DC bias operating points– Fluctuations are assumed to be small enough so as not to drive thedevices out of the proper range of operation– Assumed to be linear– Derives from superposition principle

ECE^442 – Jose

Schutt‐Aine

Hybrid-

π^ Incremental Model for BJTs

r:^ input resistance looking into the base^ π r^ : parasitic series resistance looking into base – ohmic base resistance x g^ : BJT transconductance m r^ =r^ : output collector resistance related to the Early effect oce

ECE^442 – Jose

Schutt‐Aine

Common Emitter (CE) Amplifier

Bias: Choose

R^ & R^1

to set 2

V^ Î VB

is then set. Choose E

R^ to set E^

I~I****. EC

Quiescent point of

V will be determined by out^

R^. Emitter is an AC short. C

ECE^442 – Jose

Schutt‐Aine

Incremental Model for CE Amplifier

1 2 R^ RB

Hybrid-^ R= &

π^ model (ignoring

r^ ) x v^ i in B i R^

R^ r i π =^ =

&

B^

in

Sometimes R

r and R

r π

π

^



rπ^ E

ro

g^ vm^ π

vout R^ C

v^ in

C

R^ B R^ sig

  • vπ^ -

R^ L

B i^ i^ + vi -

i^ o

ECE^442 – Jose

Schutt‐Aine Output Impedance^ out

C

o R^

R^ r =^

& , o^

C^ out

C

If r^

R^ R
R
^
^ L

v^ vo

R L o

from which A

A^

⎛^ R^ R

⎞ =^ ⎜

⎟+ ⎝^

It can be seen that if

R^ >> rsig^

, the gain will be highly dependent on π

β.^ This is not

good because of

β^ variations

(^

)

sig^

v^

m^ C L^

o

If R^

r^ G

g

R^

R^ r

π^

^
^
&^ &

CE Amplifier

ECE^442 – Jose

Schutt‐Aine

CE with External Resistors

ECE^442 – Jose

Schutt‐Aine (^

)^ (^

1 1 )

1

MB^

m^ L^

C E^

B

A^

g^ R^

R^ R

R r^

r π

π β

= −^

+^ +^

& R^ and E^

R^ degrade the gain B^

CE with External Resistors

(^

)^

(^

) (^ 1 )

m^

L^ C

m^

L^ C

out in^

m^ E

E^

B^

E^

B

g r^

R^ R

g r^

R^ R

v v^

g r R

R

r^

R^
R^

r^ R

π

π

π

π

π β

= −^
+^ +
+^
+^ +
&^

(^

) (^

L^ C 1 )

MB

E^

B

R^ R

A^

R^

r^ R^ π

β β

= −^

+^ +

&^ +

ECE^442 – Jose

Schutt‐Aine (^

) (^

)

(^

) (^

)^ (^

) 1

1

1

1 L^ C

L^ C MB

B

E^

B^

E

R^ R

R^ R A^

r^

R

R^

r^ R

R

π

π

β

β

β

β

β

β ⎛^

⎞ ⎜^

⎟+ ⎝^

= −^

= − +^ +^

+^

+^

& ++ +

& The gain can be written as: (^

)

and since
β^ =α^1

β +

(^

) L^

C

MB

R^ R E^ e

A^

R^

r

CE with External Resistors

(^

)

neglecting
R^ B^1 β +

ECE^442 – Jose

Schutt‐Aine

C MB

R E e

A^

with

R^

α^ r

α

= −^

+^

T 0.

Vr = e IE

=^

=^

0.^
0.^

C^

outQ

I^
mA^
V^
V^
V
⇒^
=^
−^
×^ =

AC analysis:

R^ is shorted and E^

R^ =R^ EE

=100Ω. Since

β^ is not

known, use:

A^ = −^ MB

Example (Cont’) +

A^ =^ −MB

ECE^442 – Jose

Schutt‐Aine

1

o^

m^

E^

m^

E

v v^

g v^

R^

v^ g

R

r^

r

π π

π π

π

⎛^

⎞^

⎛^

=^

+^

=^

⎜^

⎟^

⎜^

⎝^

⎠^

⎝^

Emitter Follower

1

in^

B b^

o^

E^

m^

B v

v^

v^

R i^

v^

v^

v R^

g^

R r^

π r

π

π^

π

π

π

⎛^

=^

+^

+^

=^

+^

+^

⎜^

⎟ ⎝^

Incremental model

circuit

ECE^442 – Jose

Schutt‐Aine

(^

in^

B^

E

r^

r^

R^

R

π

=^

+^

+^

Emitter Follower – Input Impedance

(^

1

/^

1 / / B^

E^ m

in in

v b

R^ r

R

g^

r

v r^

i^

v^ r π

π

π

π^ π ⎡^

+^

+^

⎣^

=^

=

ECE^442 – Jose

Schutt‐Aine

20

Emitter Follower – Output Impedance

o B

v B i^

r^

R π = −^

o^

o^

o^

m^ o^

o

o^

m E

B^ E

B^

B

v^

v^

v^ g r v

v

i^

g vR

r^ R

R r^

R^ r

R π

π^ π

π

π

=^ −

+^

=^ +

+^

+^

[^

]^ (^

)

1

1

1 (^ 1)

m o^ o^

o^

B^ E

E^

B^

B^

E^

B

g i^ v^

v^ r^

R^ R

R^ r^ R

r^

R^

R^ r^

R

π

π

π

π β

⎡^

=^

+^

+^

=^

+^ +

⎢^

⎥ +^

+^

⎣^