Q.2 (a) The open-loop gain of an amplifier is A = 60 dB. If the open-loop gain decreases by 30 pero the closed-loop gain must not change by more than 0.5 percent. Determine the required valu the feedback factor and the closed-loop gain. (b) An amplifier has an open-loop gain of 100 k2, an input resistance of 10 k2 and an output resistance of 15 k. If negative feedback is applied to give a loop gain of 10, determine the with feedback, Rif, Rof and voltage gain with feedback. (c) An amplifier has a voltage amplification Av and a fraction Br of its output is fed back in opposition to the input. If ßr = 0.01 and A, = 80, calculate the percentage change in the gain of the system if A, falls 20 dB due to ageing.

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(a) The open-loop gain of an amplifier is A = 60 dB. If the open-loop gain decreases by 30 percen
the closed-loop gain must not change by more than 0.5 percent. Determine the required value o
the feedback factor and the closed-loop gain.
(b) An amplifier has an open-loop gain of 100 k2, an input resistance of 10 kN and an output
resistance of 15 kN. If negative feedback is applied to give a loop gain of 10, determine the gai
with feedback, Rif, Rof and voltage gain with feedback.
(c) An amplifier has a voltage amplification Av and a fraction Br of its output is fed back in
opposition to the input. If Br= 0.01 and A, = 80, calculate the percentage change in the
gain of the system if A, falls 20 dB due to ageing.
Transcribed Image Text:EENG342 Electronics II/Page 3 Q.2 (a) The open-loop gain of an amplifier is A = 60 dB. If the open-loop gain decreases by 30 percen the closed-loop gain must not change by more than 0.5 percent. Determine the required value o the feedback factor and the closed-loop gain. (b) An amplifier has an open-loop gain of 100 k2, an input resistance of 10 kN and an output resistance of 15 kN. If negative feedback is applied to give a loop gain of 10, determine the gai with feedback, Rif, Rof and voltage gain with feedback. (c) An amplifier has a voltage amplification Av and a fraction Br of its output is fed back in opposition to the input. If Br= 0.01 and A, = 80, calculate the percentage change in the gain of the system if A, falls 20 dB due to ageing.
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