Electrical Motor Controls for Integrated Systems
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Q1. All transistors shown in Figure 1 are identical. They have the following
properties: ẞ = 200, VT = 0.026 V and VBE = 0.7 V.
In order to set the bias current of the differential amplifier to I =
1.8 mA (see Figure 1), determine the value of the resistor, R.
Determine the DC output voltage at the output terminals V01 and
V02.
The input signal to the differential amplifier is given as (v1 - Viz) =
12 sin(wt) mV, determine the total output voltage at terminal vo1.
Explain how to eliminate the DC voltage at the output terminal, V01.
Sketch a circuit diagram that can fulfil this requirement.
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a. An amplifier has a gain of 500. What is the dB gain?
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Q1) A 3-phase full converter charges a battery from a three-phase supply of 230 V 50 Hz. The battery
amf is 200 V and its internal resistance is 0.552. On account of inductance connected in series with
the battery, charging current constant at 20A.
(a) Compute the firing angle delay and the supply power factor Also Draw output voltage.
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