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ELG3136
Fall 2023
Assignment 3
Posting Date: Saturday Sept 23, 2023
General instructions
1. Your equations and solutions may be hand-written, scanned into a PDF
format.
2. A typed solution, with all relevant circuit diagrams drawn with VISIO (or
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ELG3136 - Fall 2023
Assignment 3
Consider the cascode amplifier circuit shown in
Figure 2
below
1
,
Figure 1 Specifications of the circuit shown below.
Figure 2 Circuit Schematic
Your Task
You are required to design and construct the
full circuit
(including the DC biasing circuitry,
coupling capacitors) in MultiSim.
Important things to note in constructing the circuit.
a.
Add biasing DC sources/resistive networks to ensure the both transistors are
biased in the satuation mode.
b.
Place an AC sinusoidal source of 1
V pk-pk (Peak to Peak) with 1kHz frequency.
This source will represent the input signal to the circuit that needs to be amplified.
c.
Place capacitors at the input and the output of the circuit. The capacitor at the
input will couple the AC input source to the circuit while isolating the DC bias
source to the circuit.
The capacitor at the output is intended to filter the AC signal
while blocking the DC from the output node.
d.
Choose the values of the capacitances to guarantee that the capacitor will not
interfere with the desired function of the circuit: amplifying a signal at 1kHz
frequency.
1
Note that this circuit is the same circuit that was used in the previous assignment.
e.
Place Oscilloscopes (see
Figure 3
) in the circuit schematic to measure the input
and output voltage and compare them on a single display. Connect the B probes
of the oscilloscope to the output signal and the channel A probe to the input
source. The purpose of this step is to enable you to visualize the two signal on the
same display.
Adjust the parameters of the MOSFETs in the circuit to match exactly the specifications
indicated above on
f.
Figure 1
.
Figure 3 The Oscilloscope probe in MultiSim.
Two probes represent two channels that can be used to visualize the input and out signals of the
circuit.
Your Deliverables
1.
A PDF report file:
MUST
include at least a screenshot of the circuit schematic taken
from MultiSim showing the full simulation results captured in one shot.
2.
The circuit schematic file (.ms14) in MultiSim
Your Grade
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Your mark will be evaluated based on how your solution PDF report address the following
questions.
1.
(5 points) Is the circuit shown in the PDF file (the screenshot) the same as your schematic
file (.ms14)?
2.
(5 points) Is your circuit complete in MultiSim complete? That is you have considered all
required capacitors and DC biasing?
3.
(10 points) Does the simulation validate that the circuit operates as an amplifier? Do you
show on the PDF file the input and output signals and highlight that there is a voltage
amplification?
4.
(50 points) Does the voltage gain found from the MultiSim simulation match the voltage
gain predicted from the analysis of the cascode circuit? See the solution in a previous
assignment for the correct analysis result of the expected voltage gain.
5.
(10 points) Can the grader (the TA) run the simulation of your schematic and obtain the
same results shown in your PDF file?
6.
(10 points) How well does your report communicate and articulate the following items
a.
Choices you made in the design.
b.
Difficulties you encountered to make the design act as a voltage amplifier
c.
Neatness and organization of the report.
The
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