he following amplifier (consider the case with a R_L load) consists of a channel JFET n. In the amplifier, the value of the DC source ({+ V} DD = 20 V) and of all resistors (shown in the schematic) and capacitors ( C1= C2= 20 µF) is known. At the same time, the JFET has the following specifications: IDSS= 10 mA and Vp= -3.5 V. The output resistance of the JFET is r_d = infinityΩ. AC analysis: The input signal VS is a small sinusoidal signal, at the same time it oscillates at a medium frequency, in such a way that the response is not affected by the capacitances. Get the circuit in small signal and do all the necessary procedure / demonstration. To determine: A) The transconductance gm at the operating point. B) The small signal equivalent circuit drawn conveniently.
The following amplifier (consider the case with a R_L load) consists of a channel JFET n. In the amplifier, the value of the DC source ({+ V} DD = 20 V) and of all resistors (shown in the schematic) and capacitors ( C1= C2= 20 µF) is known. At the same time, the JFET has the following specifications: IDSS= 10 mA and Vp= -3.5 V. The output resistance of the JFET is r_d = infinityΩ.
AC analysis:
The input signal VS is a small sinusoidal signal, at the same time it oscillates at a medium frequency, in such a way that the response is not affected by the capacitances. Get the circuit in small signal and do all the necessary procedure / demonstration. To determine:
A) The transconductance gm at the operating point.
B) The small signal equivalent circuit drawn conveniently.
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