=
Q
1
R
2
4.7kO
R
1
18kO
R
C
1.5kO
R
L
5kO
r'
e
= 24O
h
fe
= 200
Z
in(base)
Z
in
Multistage Amp.
Gain Calculations
1 2 3 vT v v v
A A A A =
1 2 3 iT i i i
A A A A =
pT vT iT
A A A =
Procedure:
1. Do dc analysis
2. Find r
e
for each stage
3. Find r
C
for each stage
4. Using r
e
and r
C
to find A
v
for each stage
Input impedance of next stage is the load of current stage.
(Z
in
of next stage is R
L
of current stage)
Fig 9.18 Example 9.11. (1)
( )
( )
1 201 17.4 3.497k
in base fe e
Z h r
'
= + = =
Determine A
v
of the 1
st
stage. Assume that r
e
for the 1
st
stage is 19.8 O
and r
e
for the 2
nd
stage is
found to be 17.4 O. For
the 2
nd
stage, h
fe
is 200.
5 6 ( )
1.329k
in in base
Z R R Z = =
The input impedance of the 2
nd
stage:
+15V
C
C1
C
C2
C
C3
R
1
22kO
R
2
3.3kO
R
4
1kO
C
B1
R
8
1kO
C
B2
R
3
5kO
R
5
15kO
R
6
2.5kO
R
7
5kO
R
L
10kO
Q
1
Q
2
h
FE
= 150
h
fe
= 200
Fig 9.18 Example 9.11. (2)
+15V
C
C1
C
C2
C
C3
R
1
22kO
R
2
3.3kO
R
4
1kO
C
B1
R
8
1kO
C
B2
R
3
5kO
R
5
22kO
R
6
3.3kO
R
7
5kO
R
L
10kO
Q
1
Q
2
h
FE
= 150
h
fe
= 200
3
5k 1.33k=1.05k
C in
r R Z = =
Finally, A
v
for the 1
st
stage is found as
1.05k
53.03
19.8
C
v
e
r
A
r
= = =
'
Example 9.12. (1)
Determine the value of A
vT
for the amplifier in Figure
9.18.
r
C
for the 2
nd
stage can be found as
7
3.33k
C L
r R R = =
3.33k
191.38
17.4
C
v
e
r
A
r
= = =
'
A
v
for the 2
nd
stage is found as
( )( )
3
1 2
53.03 191.38 10.15 10
vT v v
A A A = = =
Fig 9.19 The swamped CE amplifier and
its ac equivalent ckt.
Swamped amplifier is an
amplifier that uses a partially
bypassed emitter resistance to
increase ac emitter resistance.
Also referred to as a gain-
stabilized amplifier.
R
C
r
E
R
E
C
B
R
1
R
2
C
1
C
2
R
L
+V
CC
Q
1
r
E
Q
1
r
C
R
1
//R
2
Distortion (Bagian dari efek Negatip Swamp)
The location of the point Q (size of the dc source on input) may
cause an operating point to lie outside of the active range.
Driven to saturation
Driven into Cutoff
A
v
of Swamped Amp.
C
v
e E
r
A
r r
~
'
+
r
E
Q
1
r
C
R
1
//R
2
r
C
R
1
//R
2
r
E
r'
e
i
b
i
c
= |
ac
i
b
Q
1
v
in
v
out
( )
out c C
v
in e e E
v i r
A
v i r r
= =
'
+
Fig 9.20 Example 9.13. (1)
R
C
1.5kO
r
E
300O
R
E
910O
C
B
R
1
18kO
R
2
4.7kO
R
L
10kO
+10V
h
FE
= 200
h
fe
= 150
2
1 2
1 2
4.7k
10V 2.070V
22.7k
18k 4.7k 3.727k
th CC
th
R
V V
R R
R R R
= = =
+
= = =
( )( )
( )( )
( )
1
2.070V 0.7V
3.727k 201 1210
5.550A
200 5.550A
1.110mA
1 201 5.550A
1.116mA
th BE
B
th FE E E
C FE B
E FE B
V V
I
R h r R
I h I
I h I
=
+ + +
=
+
=
= =
=
= + =
=
Fig 9.20 Example 9.13. (2)
R
C
1.5kO
r
E
300O
R
E
910O
C
B
R
1
18kO
R
2
4.7kO
R
L
10kO
+10V
h
FE
= 200
h
fe
= 150
( )
( )
10V 1.110mA 1.5k 1.116mA 1210
6.985V (active)
CE CC C C E E E
V V I R I r R = +
=
=
25mV 25mV
22.41
1.116mA
e
E
r
I
'
= = =
1.304k
C C L
r R R = =
1.304k
4.046
22.41 300
C
v
e E
r
A
r r
= = =
'
+ +
Example 9.14
Determine the change in gain for the amplifier in Example
9.13 when r
e
doubles in value.
1.304k
3.782
44.82 300
C
v
e E
r
A
r r
= = =
'
+ +
4.046 3.782 0.2639
v
A A = =
Swamping improves the gain stability of a CE
amplifier when r
E
>> r
e
.
Kuantitas re idealnya bernilai (25mV/Ie), akan tetapi karena transistor
lebih sensitip thd kenaikan temperatur (ingat disetiap komponen transistor
seringkali disertai pendingin), sehingga nilai tahanan tsb. pun akan dapat
berubah juga
Perubahan tahanan tersebut kalau melihat beberapa rumusan
sebelumnya akan berpengaruh pada voltage gain, tentunya tak
diharapkan bila terlalu tinggi
Lebih spesifik lagi lihat halaman 189 biasanya untuk mengatasi efek
swamping, maka di emiter ditambah dengan tahan RE sehingga pada
sisi emiter menjadi (re+RE), lihat sekali lagi hal 189, bila diberikan
tahanan seperti dimaksud diatas, maka penurunan gain lebih kecil 5%
dengan kenaikan re 100%
Sedang untuk gain tanpa RE (lihat barisan dibawah halaman yang sama
dengan kenikan /penurunan voltage gain besar variasi perbedaannya
sangat besar (tidak stabil) seharusnya kenaikan temperatur tidak
mengakibatkan kenaikan gain yang cukup besar
The Effect of Swamping on Z
in
( )
in(base)
1
fe e
fe e
Z h r
h r
'
= +
'
~
( )
( )
( )
in(base)
1
fe e E
fe e E
Z h r r
h r r
'
= + +
'
~ +
b
c
e
Z
in(base)
r'
e
b
c
e
Z
in(base)
r'
e
r
E
Fig 9.22 Gain stabilization.
A
v
-r
C
/ r
e
-r
C
/ (r
e
+r
E
)
Z
in(base)
h
fe
r
e
h
fe
(r
e
+r
E
)
Advantage Higher values of A
v
than the
swamped amplifier.
Relatively stable A
v
. Much
smaller distortion.
Disadvantage Relatively unstable values of
A
v
.
Lower A
v
than the standard
amplifier.
R
E
R
E
r
E
Summary
AC concepts
Roles of capacitors in amplifiers
Common-emitter ac equivalent circuit
Amplifier gain
Gain and impedance calculations
Swamped amplifiers
h-parameters