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Department of Electrical Engineering

Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur

ESc 201 Home Assignment #10 Assigned: 3.10.18

1. Consider the simple BJT inverter circuit discussed in class. Assuming Vi(high) = 5 V, VCC = 5 V, RC =
1 k, and  = 200, determine the values of RB to ensure that the transistor, while on, operates i) at the
onset of saturation, ii) with a degree of saturation of 10, and iii) with a degree of saturation of 20.

2. Consider the simple BJT inverter circuit discussed in class. Assume Vi(high) = 5 V, VCC = 5 V, RB =
10 k, RC = 1 k, and  = 50. Estimate VOH, VOL, VIL, and VIH of the circuit. Thus, compute the two
noise margins NMH and NML. When the output is at VOL, what is the degree of saturation of the
transistor? Also, compute the voltage gain in the transition region.

3. Consider the op-amp circuit shown in Fig.1. For Vi = 1 V, determine V0 and all the branch currents,
assuming the op-amp to be ideal. Repeat for Vi = 1 V. For each case, determine the amount of current
supplied (or sunk) by the op-amp output.

4. An inverting op-amp of the type discussed in class is to be designed to have a gain of 50, however,
the op-amp has an open-loop gain of only 200. If RF = 100 k, determine the required value of RS.

5. Design a weighted summer circuit that would add a 5 V offset to a pure ac signal of 5sin(t). You are
also given a dc reference voltage of 2 V. Draw the input and output voltage waveforms.

6. The circuit shown in Fig.2 is to used as a current amplifier with iL/iI = 20. Assuming the op-amp to be
ideal, determine the required value of R. If RL = 1 k and the op-amp saturation voltages are 12 V,
determine the possible range of iI. If iI = 1 mA in shunt with a source resistance of 10 k, find iL.

7. The circuit shown in Fig.3 is frequently used to provide an output voltage v0 proportional to an input
signal current ii. Derive the expression for the transresistance Rm (  v0/ii) and the input resistance Ri
(  vi/ii), if the open loop again A of the op-amp is i) infinite, and ii) finite.

8. For the circuit shown in Fig.4, assuming the op-amp to be ideal and R = 0, determine the expression of
the voltage gain (v0/vi) as a function of the potentiometer setting x. What is the range of gain thus
obtained? Hence, find the value of R so that the gain can be continuously varied from 1 to 51.

9. For the circuit shown in Fig.5, find the range of the output voltage V0 as the wiper moves between the
extreme positions of the 100 k potentiometer. If the potentiometer is a 50-turn device, determine the
change in V0 for each turn of the potentiometer.

10 k RL
ii
RF
iL
R + v0
vi
iI

v0
+15 V
Fig.3
10 k
Fig.2 20 k
1 k 10 kpot.
V0 V0
100 k
Vi R x (1–x) pot.
2 k v0
Fig.4 20 k
Fig.5
Fig.1 vi
–15 V

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