Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design
Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design
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ISBN: 9780073380643
Author: Donald A. Neamen
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, The
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Chapter 10, Problem 10.89P

A BJT cascode amplifier with a cascode active load is shown inFigure P10.89. Assume transistor parameters of β = 120 and V A = 80 V .The V B B voltage is such that all transistors are biased in the active region.Determine the small-signal voltage gain A v = v o / v i .

Chapter 10, Problem 10.89P, A BJT cascode amplifier with a cascode active load is shown inFigure P10.89. Assume transistor

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The small-signal voltage gain Av=vovi that all transistors are biased in active region.

Answer to Problem 10.89P

  Av=366165

Explanation of Solution

Given:

  V+=5VVA=80VIREF=250μAβ=120

Calculation:

The given circuit is,

  Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 10, Problem 10.89P , additional homework tip  1

The equivalent circuit for active load amplifier is as shown,

  Microelectronics: Circuit Analysis and Design, Chapter 10, Problem 10.89P , additional homework tip  2

The expression for input voltage Vi is,

  gm1Vi=Vπ2rπ2+Vπ2ro1+gm2Vπ2+Vo(Vπ2)ro2(1)

  gm1 is trans-condutance of transistor Q1

  gm2 is trans-condutance of transistor Q2

  ro1 is output resistance of transistor Q1

  ro2 is output resistance of transistor Q2

  rπ2 is hybrid resistor parameter of transistor Q2

  Vo is output voltage

  Vπ2 is hybrid voltage parameter of transistor Q2

  gm1Vi=Vπ2(1rπ2+1ro1+gm2+Voro2+1ro2)gm1Vi=Vπ2(1rπ2+1ro1+gm2+1ro2)+Voro2(2)

Now expression for output resistance is,

  1ro=1ro1+1ro2(3)

Put equation (3) in equation (2)

  gm1Vi=Vπ2(1rπ2+gm2+1ro)+Voro2(4)

Consider gm1ro

  gm1Vi=Vπ2(1rπ2+gm2)+Voro2(5)

Now expression for hybrid resistor parameter.

  rπ2=βgm2 substitute in equation (5).

  gm1Vi=Vπ2(gm2β+gm2)+Voro2gm1Vi=Vπ2gm2(1+ββ)+Voro2gm1Vi=Vπ2(1+ββ/gm2)+Voro2gm1Vi=Vπ2(1+βrπ2)+Voro2(6)

Now output voltage will be,

  VoRo3+Vo(Vπ2)ro2+gm2Vπ2=0Vo(1Ro3+1ro2+Vπ2ro2+gm2Vπ2)=0Vo(1Ro3+1ro2)+Vπ2(1ro2+gm2)=0(7)

Consider gm1ro

  Vπ2=Vogm2(1Ro3+1ro2)(8)

Put value from equation (8) to equation (6)

  gm1Vi=Vogm2(1Ro3+1ro2)(1+βrπ2)+Voro2gm1Vi=VoRo3(1+ββ)VoVi=gm1Ro3(1+ββ)(9)

Put Ro3=βro3 in equation (9)

  VoVi=gm1β2ro31+βAv=VoVi=gm1β2ro31+β

Now

  gm1=IoVT=IREFVT

Substitute the value for IREFVT ,

  gm1=250×10-6A0.026Vgm1=9.615mA/V

Now

  ro3=VAIoro3=80250×10-6A=320kΩ

  Av=VoVi=gm1β2ro31+β(10)

Substitute the derived values in equation (10)

  Av=9.615mA/V(120)2320kΩ1+120Av=9.615mA/V(120)2320×103Ω121

  Av=366165

Conclusion:

  Av=366165

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