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Analog Electronics

The document provides an introduction to bipolar junction transistors (BJTs), noting that they are commonly used for amplification and switching operations. It explains that a BJT has three terminals - the emitter, base, and collector - and operates by transferring current from low to high resistance depending on whether the junctions between these terminals are forward or reverse biased. Common configurations and characteristics of BJTs such as the common emitter configuration and how they can function as current amplifiers are also briefly outlined.
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Analog Electronics

The document provides an introduction to bipolar junction transistors (BJTs), noting that they are commonly used for amplification and switching operations. It explains that a BJT has three terminals - the emitter, base, and collector - and operates by transferring current from low to high resistance depending on whether the junctions between these terminals are forward or reverse biased. Common configurations and characteristics of BJTs such as the common emitter configuration and how they can function as current amplifiers are also briefly outlined.
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intro to BJT

Bias

used in amplification a
switching operations .
Forward : FB

'

Emitter -

Base
-

collector CNPN Or PNP ) Reverse Bias : RB


C C

Transistor
transfers from low to
high
'
:

B B '
,
resistance
E E
Junction 1 → ( E -
B )
NPN PNP Junction 2 → ( C -

B)

Junction 1 Junction 2 mode


FB RB Active C
Amplified )
FB FB saturation 10N )
1 OFF )
RB RB cutoff
RB FB Invented

IE IB 1-
Ic Ic IE ✗ :
Amplification Factor
p=÷
= = ✗

p :
very sensitive to ✗
✗ < I

501131400
common Emitter
configuration 1
.


BJT acts as an
amplifier
current amplifier
↳ EB Forward Bias A CB Reverse Bias

IE =
Ict IB

VB VE And Vc VB
Ic ✗
IE ICBO % > >
= + .
:

/
%
C ( µ,

-
:
Ic = ✗ ( Ict IB ) +
ICBO IB Icizo : Revelle saturation
>

Ulhklht
i.
Ic
=÷✗ {

IB +
ICBO } B.
( p,
, =
! ve ,
IB :

input ueeehent
UBE p£ E IN )
Ic :
Output current

IE
Ic PIB (
Pti ) Icpso VBE voltage
+
Input
= :

±
=
PIB +
Ice'o° ground Vee :
Output voltage

Ic =
PIB . :
p= current amplification factor

input-output characteristics

VCE =
VCB + VBE

IB ( MA ) Ic ( MA )
a a

VCE Active
increases Region
÷ IB
a In increasing
÷.
region

ÑBE ( V) .

input than
Output Chan
model capacitor circuit
small signal Dc open
:
low freq
' .

Ac short circuit
i'
it "
, oe
By
1
Gyro
gmvtt VBE = 0.6

Vt, { MIT t'


UTH =
VB = 1^737

-
1- i.
VE =
?

=
E
VB -
VE = 0.6

0.6 1 139 V
VE =
VB - = .

gm =
trans conductance VCE = 5 Ve -

VE = 5

i.
Vc =
5+1.137 =
6.137 V.

integrated circuit 11C ) contains different components critic ) fabricated on a single


silicon wafer .

Transistor amplifier

as an

↳ CE mode

Differential amplifier :
Amplifies the difference between 2 input signals .

i/ P measured
single ended
d
↳ : 0 /P Wrt
ground

Advantage of differential input : -
eliminates common mode noise
-

does not need coupling capacitors


0 VCC
In DC
Analysis ,
Vin , =
Vinz =
0 .

- :
-

UBE -

IEE RE +
VEE = 0

IEzE_

✗ IEE " ✓

2- i.
IEE =
VEE -

VBE
Re
§ { Re RE
V01 V. 02

Vc Vcc
.
:
+ =
Icrc
- -

v0
-

Vcc Rc
IEzE_
=
-

Ñinz

Ving > L

( AC ) ( AC )

I¥-
" "

IEE mode signal


Rejects common
-2
( OV)
IEE Differential in
''

voltage must be my
'

to use

{•
RE this circuit as an amplifier

VEE
-

Ic ✓
☐ =
Gm ☐
BE

gain in differential mode =


-

9m Re

Amplifier fundamentals COP AMP )


-

high gain direct coupled amplifier ( multi stage


is ) which performs
↳ a
it -

mathematical operations ( :-) on signals +


,
-

,

,
.

↳ it is
very useful in
signal processing
to

can amplify both AC and DC signal .

run •


operating 0 106 He
range
:
to .


it is an example of voltage controlled voltage source .

I
AOLVD


symbolic representation
+
Vccl collector Neel =
1- VEE / :
balanced power supply system
if

supply
voltage ) else unbalanced
inverting
Terminal
-


Output when inverting terminal
input at a non -

Non inverting t
inventing terminal is grounded output has
.

Terminal ,

180° phase shift


-

TEE 1 emitter supply


voltage )

Aoi :
open loop gain .
Vd =

Difference voltage =
UNI -

VI
Vout
Vout
=
AOL '
Vd ^

Vsat -

↳ -

VEE E Vout t Vcc Always


r n >
Vin
Vsat Vsat
Usat
-

is I
ideal AOL 00
Vout

For OPAMP = i.
AT
.

,
AOL
Ri = D Ro = 0
,
-

Usat
MM Vout
UNI

+ < > { > < >


Ro
T "
linear zone saturation zone

Vd Ri { I Avd

VI.
±

linear region is small add feedback to the AMP


very

of Thus OP
Range we
.
.


Negative feedback
:
connect to
inverting terminal

tm%_ Vout =
Aoi Ud

r,
| ( V✗=0) virtual ground
:
Um , =
VI =
0 as Vd is
very small .

Vin >¥m is entering


-

current the
↳ Ut
No
op-amp

It I =
If
.

. .
,

Vin =
Vx -

Vout
R
Rf
inventing
'

op Amp
tout Vout_ RI Acl
Vinny
i. = = - =

Rf Vin Ri

Vin Vino Ri Ri 2in Ri


Input impedance :
= = = . =

Jin Vin -
Vx

±nit_
Ri
| Vx =
Ri
Ri Rt
. Violet

¥m¥0
+
Vin
.
+
-

wont vout
Vx -
-

: Vx = Vin
-1in
• qpy Uout
Vin

Vx Vin = Ri .

{ Ri Ri +
Rf
Non -

inventing op-Amp =

woot A"
, ,
= it
Rt =

Vin RT

Vin Practically high )


Input impedance
Vigny
= = =D 1 very
t
This is Why beneficial
follower )
Amp a
Buffer 1 Voltage

op as

Vout . -
Due to virtual ground ,
Vin =
Uout .

+ Volt
Vin 2in =D

inverting summing Amplifier


Rt
Vx = O l due to virtual ground )
Mr

Ita
Il t
Iz +
Iz =
If
V, it '
wins
%✗ I +
V1 V1 Volt
-

+ =
-

v2 Fanfan
V0 Ut Rl R2 Rz
v >
Is
mine It Rf
,

RI
R÷z f
Vout V2 +
V3
13¥
+
i. =
V1
-

, R2
- -

changing the ratios


( Rt / Ri ) perform addition scaling &
operation
By averaging
↳ we can .

, .

↳ Provide DC
offset
Digital Analog conversion
↳ to

interference between diff



No .

voltage sources

inventing summing amplifier


'

Non -

Wftu Vout = I +
RI Vt
Ra
mini vt
± To
find superposition
-

we use

wire •V+ + bout


v, •

wrk
V2
• .

1114 Vt + +
+
+
V1 R2 V1 v2 Ri V2 i. V, + V,
V2
=

Taking
= =
-_ 0
,

Rit Rz R +
Rz
,

i. Vt Rzvit Ri V2 Let R , =Rz= R And Ra


Rf
= =

Rit R2

Vout Vit V2
Vout (1+1) I V1 + V2
)
=
then = :

↳ individual voltage sources are not isolated writ each other


↳ As number
of voltage sources increase ,
complexity also increases .

summing amplifier is preferred


i.
inventing .

op
-

Amp as Differential Amplifier

win Vout " V2


R÷ +1¥
= - ' + '

nii
v. -

Vt =
Rz_ .

V2
V2
+ Vout Rzt Ri

Xiu i.
Vout R2_ V2

= - -
V1 + '

, Ri
Ri
v mm
Vout ( V2 V1 )
12¥
-
=
,
-

Rt
+ Vout
V2
£132
input impedance : 212 , Culley love ) .
i. we can avoid loading source

by using buffers .

instru .

amplifier has high gain &


high 2in .

5kr
find Vout
Eg .

mm
.

V01 (2) 10 V
-5g
+15W = = -

Ikr

2V MM -

Ikr
+ Vout Vt (3)
3v V02
(+5-1) =/ 6)
( ÷+ )
=

-15W

£8192
,

=
18×8 = 16 V
a-
Vout V0 , V02 ¥
: =

= +

resistor d 1=1211
Now
replace 8hr
by 4 Kr
biasing voltage .

Find Vout .

(2)
5g
V0 , = - =
-1011

V02 Vt (6) (
Itsy ) 4¥51 ) (6) (4) 2411
(
= = = =

i.
Nowt =
V01 +
V02 =
14 V Which is 7 12 11 .
i.
Uout =

12¥

Eg .

Ra innit Find Vout .

iii. First
iii. consider 2V 3 U
only
a

1+15
V .

: mm
{
ZV

( 1^2
"° ' + 3 su
f-
"
,
• =
I
-
'
= -

m-É+
Viau
3.
vout

2 { {
"5 "

1119 V02 Vt
( 1)
su man ikr
= +

1- Ra

Ra =
Ikr 11 Ikr =
0.5 KR

? vt =

4V #É →
Vt 4 -
I
,
t
Iz -
5 =D =) Iz =
I
,
+ I

§ -11+1=2 4 Il (1-11-1-2)=0 Iz 4-2-1


' - - =
,
b- V
¥ ,
,
I , +1--4-2-1 31 =3 I =
I
± , , ,

7-2=2 .

4T
-

Vt = I
,tIz =
3 V
I

T~
)
" 9 V
V02 ( (I 1-
it
1- 3 2) 3
= =
=
°

5
0.5

i. V
Vout =
4
=

op Amp as Integrator

-

Vi÷
- i
Iin =
Ic =
Vin O =

i
-
-

R
^
Ic

Vin ¥ ;nÑn ;
-

Ic =
educ
F-
( Q = CV ) = C -

A-
d lo -
Vout ) = -

Cdvout

I n
but
It

fvinctldt Ving cdvout Vout


i. = - i. =

It
gain
1dB ) Practical
ft to
.

1-

=
: =
:
-
Re
RT ! ,
21T
Rfc ,

ti to f
?⃝
Vin Av l at f=O Au AOL
Vout
¥
✗c =

# ,¥
= = i = -
-
=
,
.

a ,
21T£ .
RC

Practical Integrator using


op Amp
-

RF
nm

:
Av at g- =0 =
RI
-
'
-

i -

R
^
Ic
R

¥;nm integration fin 710th fin


10.2¥
Vin "
; For
-

proper ,

,
Vout
It
.

Amp differentiator

op as a

Rt
cdvin-rm-c.tn
cd¥ Ic = =

dt
If
11 dvin
%Y÷
Vin g-
-
= -
i . Vout = -

Rg - C -

devout
Vout
It

=
-

R .
Vin Av = -
21T
f. Rf -

C fo = I C
youn
'

= 0 dB )
✗c 21T c
Rp .


very sensitive to
high freq noise 2in = Xc

niner c
-

^
It →
Practical Differentiator Zin = R2 + ✗ i
mtt-
Av Rt ( At high freq )
-

= -

o

in
It Vout Ñ
Cf
1/
Rf ( ti )
fi £2 tz
21¥ Cf
>
1- cutoff freq
=
=
-
nm -

^
If 21T RC
R C

mtt- ± min (f) , fz )


fin
-

0

Vout
in
It 10

Frequency response &


Gain Bandwidth Product

^
-
20dB / decade gain ✗
freq = constant =
unity gain g- req =
fu
: g-
gain Act : closed
"
1dB)
!
" °P
Gain

inventing Ace fu
: ^
Non op-amp fu
=

F
"
t' t
inventing op-amp
:
fu =
11+1 Aul ) ^fu→ cutoff treat
unity gain
frequency
↳ is
gain constant upto cutoff freq
""
fcc.net =

fee ^
12 ) -1 ; n =
no .

of Op amps cascaded


slew rate

maximum which CV / µs )
↳ rate at Olp of op-amp can change
↳ For LMTHI -

0.5 V / US
↳ it
depends on how fast the internal compensation capacitor changes on

discharges
ie due dVc_
÷
i.
=
c. = =
sieve rate
It dt


olp will get distorted if i/ P is changing faster than the slew rate .

Vlt ) =
Um sin ( wt )
du Um
÷ Lwt ) 21T£
i. =
Vmw cos . :
slew rate 3 i. SR 3 .

F-
max

↳ Power Bandwidth = slew rate

21T -

Vm

IOV

Eg .
slew rate =
2 V / µs i/ P =
( 1kHz -
1MHz )
find É
trey such that

Otp is triangulate wane with peak voltage of


4V .

Sol reaches UV in 2µs


-

op amp
T f- 250 kHz
i.
4µs
= =

common mode Rejection Ratio


Vt

%÷m
Acm = < 1

Venin + Vout =
Vocm
V
-

A&m
In
general case , Vout =
Ad
-

Vd
+
Acm -

Vem CMRR =
( closed loop )

-
wit -

EG .
R ,
^
If
• ME
n
Ri 1 KR 10 KR
-

O
=
, Rz =

Vd ↳
+ Vout
CMRR 90 dB
-

§
=
,
pn ,

n ±
Rz Vd =
5mV at 1kHz , Un
=
2mV at 50 HZ

Vout V1 ) )
R÷ R¥ )
=
( V2
- =
( Vd =
50mV I 1kHz
,

Rz / Ri
)
31623 Acm 10
Ad_
CMRR
20kg ( AI
= =
= =

a ,m Acm 31623 -31623

Acm VCM
z÷yz
Vocm mV
i. = = 2 =
0.63µV ( 50 H2 )
. •

will not able isupress noise


generally op-amp be to
high fulq .

input offset voltage


+
Vcc

-
Vd
↳ Due to
difference b/w biasing voltage of transistors
÷ + ↳
so we apply Vd at input so that Uout = 0 .

V
offset
-

± vd MV
µV
:
to
few .

Vcc ↳
This Leads in Vout When
error
applying
-

to Vin .

we can also use DC


offset voltage
=
Odio µv/°c
offset null
Drift with temp
OT

Uce

input Bias current a


input offset current

1-
Vcc
Bias Ibt Irs
current
10µA )
+
1B = UP = -

C
FA
IBT .
> + 2

V
I
>
IB offset
-

los =
yp offset current =
I IB+ -

IB -

Vcc

For
inverting amp , Vernor =
IB •

Rf general V00
=
Ios ✗
Rf
-

-
,

Rc =
Rill Rf
±
Vio →
input offset voltage

same formula for both

inverting & non -

inverting
configurations .

Vout =
V0 ± V00

op
-

Amp solved Examples

VI
ltg.PE
It
Z2_ It

12¥
= =
=

2
Vin ,

-22 _R3_ _Rz_


Vq÷
= = =

I
(¥ )
Rztlc that

j.io?a.YE-i V0jft-n- (+wR1-,)(j-wRp3Yf-Ji)-


"' =

hut

liwlt Rill -

Rzc ) =
-

rcjwl -
pic = -

j 4) ( jwrzc + 1) Rcjwl + L

Q2 .

considering one
voltage source at a time ,

( V1 ) shorted

V01 = -

( as 2R
gets )

= -

3 V1

=/ %÷R , } ( 3R✗3_)Y 11¥


+ +
V02 V2 = =

2R

i. Vout =
-34 +
V2
11
Vt
(
Volt = It
Rf_
vt ✓
+

• •
Rt

3dB freq cutoff


I
freq
= =

21T ✗ 10 Kr ✗
0.1µF
=
159.1 H2

VA = O

-VB_ Ups Vin


Yi÷
= = -

B

, LOKI

V¥- VB-Vout_ Yong


+ = -

;
10 Kr

VB 110hr) + VB -
Nowt
= -

UB
-r

Volt
VBp-
LIOKR ) t
2VB =

Vogt
Vout Vout
¥}
Uns 2
{ In
12
2 +
= = + = =

Vin
2+10 12 KR
In
= =
10 R= 1
a-

12211123 =
Rf
"
> is Vout =
_Rf_ = -
( Rzll Rz )
;

Tin Ri Ri
BI >

Q .
GBW =
1MHz .
When
gain =
20dB ,
BW =
?
i.
2010g be = 20 G =
10 o ! BW = 1MHz
To
= 0.1 MHz ( for non -

inverting )

inventing BW

yµ?÷
for op-amp ,
=
.

Q .
Steele rate =

14µs .

gain of 40dB .

fin
=
20kHz without distortion .

Find Max .

acceptable input level .

Sol .
Let Vin =
Um sin ( wt )

106 7 ) Lwt )
dVi¥
SR 7 Um 1W cos

Um .
21T .
(20×103) = 106
Vm =
7.9577 V

Volt =

gain
=
100 i.
Vin =
Um_ Vin =

79.5m£
Vin 100
R2 11 RL
Vi -
Vt = Vt -
Vout . :
Vi -
Vt =
Ut -
Wont
•V+ Ri Ri Vout + Vin =
2V+
Vt
¥ It Vout
+ -
= 0
Vt
• , RL R2

Vptp
• hut -

Vout = -
Vin = -

IL
Ii
¥ R2
I ,
= -

Vin / R2 .

I
,
=
Iz =
20mA = 10 mA
2-

V0 =
I 1250) (1+8) -
I
,
1250 ) ( 1- 8)
,
20mA
< = I, 1250 )
{1+8-1+8}
Iii ✓ Ia = 10mA .
250 • 28 ( f = 0.05 )
-
Iz MA
20
IV
> •
=
250 mV
?
<

I ,

20mA 20mA
¥
=

Vout =
Aoi ^
IV

=
AOL
short Vout
-

=D
+
,
IV
2hr
But valet limited
° ? =

; Vsat
.

,
by
is Vout =
12 V

+7¥ )
VB
-1,2¥
rout = . Vin + '

= -
Vin +
2UB
A

VB
,¥+g
B. = .
Vin

{ at } 10
[ ]
Vin
2¥Y÷
i. rout Vin l
±
+ < <
= =
i =
- -
-

ctr ✗ ✗ et R

a×c¥IR_ =¥÷
✗ c=
_÷c i r
i.
i 1- = = - -

, jwc

¥
+ R

=Ij_+Rr÷
= i -

jwrc ,

I +
jwrc

'
Of '
C- WRC ) tan ( WRC )
-

i.
tan
-

< = -

' '
( WRC ) tan ( WRC )
-

tan
-

- -
=

'
2/0=2 tan ( )
-

i. WRC
comparator

( Vt U ) Vt Vout Usat
- -

Vout Aoi When > v +


^ =
= -
i.
,
.

otherwise Vout = -

Vsat
rise time
↳ it has low
propagation delay a
fast and fall

Instrumentation Amplifier

R2

)
(
Vout VA V13

✓ =
it
2R5_ ( -

B I
R
RG
-

, R ,

vo•ut
12¥ =R÷
Ra ,
+ Assume Rs =
RG And
R3 ,
Ry

wa I
%
=
Vcm will not
get amplified .

comparator

input +
In open loop ,

but Vout Aoi ( input Ref )


=
-

^
-

Ref i.
Vout =
± Vsat
non -

inventing
window comparator :
Vout = 2
; Vi Evin £ UH
↳ not immune =
0 otherwise
They are :

to noise


schmitt Trigger c
comparator with Hystehis)

VUT :
threshold Vit whelk threshold
upper
:
,

Vin Vout
Vout =
1 ; once Vin > VUT
= 0 : once Vin < Un
} inventing
non

↳ Provides noise immunity in the bandwidth VLT to VUT



Hysteresis voltage
=
VUT VLT
-


non -

inventing R2
Voy = -

Ri .
Ur
R2

Ñh VLT = -

RI
.
VH
Vin +
'

R2
-

Vout
1-

R2
Vu, = RI •
VH Vin > VUT :
Uout =
UL
R, R' + R2
MM +
Vin <
VLT :
Vouet =
UH
±
VLT RI VL
Ilysm%
=

VUT VLT
° -

=
-

Volt
Vin pn , + my

inventing schmitt trigger


Questions on
comparator & Schmitt trigger

Q1 .
T = 20ms

Ton for
5ms 25%
duty cycle
=

slope =
51 = IV / Ms
5ms

i.
At 2.5ms ,
Vout =
2.5 V
i. U 2.5 V
ref
=

I V1 )
Riyal
Q2 ULT UH -20 ) 1
Ry
VUT = =
-

=
-
- -
.

i. R, = I KR


non
inventing schmitt trigger

03 .
inventing schmitt trigger
when Vout = +15 V
,
Vt =
Voy

Vio Ut
ut -
z t -
15 = 0 Vt =
7 V

IOKR 7 V
b- KI - :
Vu -1 =

ut Vt L ) Vt -3N
When Vollt =
-15N '
-
3 + - -
15 =O = i.
VLT = -

3V
¥ IOKR

Q4 .

won inventing Schmitt trigger
UH =
10 V
, VL= -10 V
, Vu -1 =
2 V , VLT =
-3 V

ut -
Vin + Vt -
Vout = 0
It
R, R2
i. Ut =
Rivout + Rz Vin
R, +
R2

At Vvt , Voet transitions from V


,
to Vµ .
cut >
Vref )
Ravin
Vref Ri UL Ravin ( Rit R2 )
Vref
i. > + >
Rivout +

Rtt R2
Vin Vrefl Rit Rz ) UL RI
Vref (1+4-2) vi.
Rig
VUT
> -
-
= - =

Rz

V1 Vt
Vref )
<
At VLT , Vout changes from UH to (

Vet
Rig ¥
i.
UH
(
' +
Vref
= -
-

UL )
=/ UH
Ring 20¥ Rigg Iq
i. Ri IKR
Voy -

Vcr = 5 - =
=
. : =

Rz =
4142

i. -0.4 V
Vyef
=
instrumentation Amplifier


very high gain .
CMRR , input impedance
R2
'

V13 )
'
'
43 V13 Vout
R÷ ( VA RI

=
=
;
-

± •

Rs R , , R3 ,

V13
-

Iq V13 VA

=
-

RG i
+
V0 Ut
Rgy

R,
n,
• VA
)
' '
Ro VB -

VA =
IG I Rs t RG t
Rg
I
VA
• =
'

Va =
IG ( 2 Rs + Rbi ) ; Rs =
RG
=
VB -
VA I +
2R5_
RG
( VA VB )
R÷ ( )
"•
Vout
=

HIRI -

, Ra

to current converter
voltage

↳ current is less prone to external noise

IL RL
, I =
IL
R
Vin
=
IL
1- É Tin -


-12
+

Vout
Vin


ground load voltage to current converter

R
I t Iz
=
IL
,

vin-RVA-tvoutp.UA
=
It
÷_m- -

Uout
-

Iz i.
Vin + Vout 2 VA I, R
www.A
- = -

<

{ g- i
Vin R R Ii Vout
( (g)
= + VA

Vin + 2 VA -

2VA =
Il -

R IL =
Vin / R

converter
voltage

current to

R
Ip Iin Ir
0-vp.int
= =

t
-

volt
Transimpedance
" R
Iin Vout
° =
-1in '

I
It
Amplified )
In
=
.
And Antilog Amplifiers

Log

Isle '%÷
)
I. =
-
l } Fou
antilog amplifier ,

VBE =
VT .
lh
( Icg ) ( "¥ )
Volt = -
r -

Is .

V-ilnr.io?V---KT/q--
vout = -

25.9 mV at
300K .


precision Rectifier
Vout → in
considering diode
0
>
ideal
}
when Vin ,

vine 0
, Vouet = 0 .

virtual shout is applicable here also


-

+
It •
Vout
Vin ) will distorted
At
higher freq I 100kHz
output be
IRL
,


modified Precision rectifier I can be used at higher fully alto )

R2

when Vin > 0


,
Di is ON & D2 it OFF .

Vout = O
D'
→ Vin 20 D
, is OFF d
Dz is ON -

Vout = -

R2 Vin
,
r,
um RT
Vin
-

•I Vout

}
+

=
Dz r Full wave =
modified Precision +
Added
=
Rectifier Rectifier 1122/121=-2 ) ( Vin )

Peak Detector

RLC 10T IT time period


7
of signal )
=

Rd
Rdc
÷
£
-

+
11 •
Vout
Vin
c=§RL
=


circuit
clamper

changes DC level
of the signal to the desired level without changing the

shape of the
signal
Vin =
Vmsinlwt )

I • Vout Vout is DC
shifted upward by Um

Vin

¥Be Ri
By reversing direction diode Valet
II =

will be DC
shifted
of
dlllllhlllalld
,

Clipper circuit
diode is reversed it
if ,

will clip bellow Vref



M
- - - - - - .

v. g.

input output
I ← Uout

{

Vin R
→ ,
chips above
vyq Fret

RC Phase shift oscillator

Inventing

IF
OP-AMP
Vin
R n V1 =
- + A
186° → > •
+
+
rout
Vi jxc R -

Vi u,

10
'
tan
(¥ )
<
P
-

' =
-
.

180 - -

1 Apt =L
Attenuation
of
Rt ←

13=-21-9
circuit i. A 29
feedback
-_

I'm
i-ii-ii-I.iq
- -

{ { t.IR
+

t=¥r 1-
=

r r
21T Reran
1- =

t
no .
of RC stages


Wien Bridge oscillator

Positive feedback like


↳ acts a notch filter
Ru
run

01=0 VI. Feedback


=p
;
= =
,

-1
um -
Vi fraction
Rz •

+
Vout
f- =
1-

1fi- 21T
Ri Rzcicz

R÷g
i.

R÷g
A =3 = It i. =
2 -

Cz
= R2
sustained RU_ PI
¥
+
for =

1- oscillations R3 R2
,

Analog multipliers


Vy •

✗ • V0 =
Vxvy
Vy Ta
.

y
y ,,


Quarter square multiplier

Vout Rt ( 12¥ )
= - • V -
+ It Vt
RT

Eva
( :-, )
= -
+ it V9 I

5T¥
4 (R ) a

v÷+Eg)¥
= -

' '

)
lVy-yV ( sety )
( Ky un
Vogt ¥ Vy
= -
= = =

= IN -

g) 2- Get g) 2

4
is Vout
Vout ?
÷ Vin Vin
i.
R on :
-
= = = -

x-MR-q-CFfv.at +
y
i.
on

Vout

net
Want
= -
=

(
-

Rtg )
Vin

§
,
R =

±
Vin
Inv
-
vo =
-1¥ ,

( ¥,)¥
+
Norlin ✓• =

rout
?÷ Yn÷ +

(1+1%2-1) RI.vn

=
- -

Rzt Ry
-

minimum
Divider v1
VOLL

: =
.

÷ VOLT
V0 KRI Nz
V¥=
V1
=

Vz
-
= = :
-

. : .
-

R2 B Ta

RC Phase Shift Oscillator : Phase


lag Network f =
e- ; N= no .
Of RC blocks
21T RC

stability
Frequency w1_(d÷)w=w PPM /


=
C

Twin T Oscillator f- 2T¥


.

: =

Quartz crystal equivalent circuit shuntcapacitance


Cp
=

↳ series resonance :
fs
=
1- =

fo ; ↳ = national capacitance
21T Fcs

¥÷cs

Parallel resonance :
fp
=
1- "
↳ =

pg
2ñnTq un

Ri
'

Lc oscillations :
g- =
1-
um -
-

but
LITTLE +

Ci C2 Ci C2
Colpitts -11-111 -11--1--11
-
-

↳-m C =
CI
citcz
P=¥
Av=±
C2
/
1- -1
MY
L

multivibrator

used to implement oscillator ,
timer , flip flop .

' ' ' '



two states : O d 1 .


A stable :
Otp keeps changing in both states

monostable :
one stable & one unstable state

Bistable :
Both states alle stable .

A- stable multivibrator

positive feedback
↳ schmitt trigger , replace Vin by RC

R
Time period of
( 1,1-4-3
1- nlh
P
LER
un
= =
212C i
=

square wave ,

Vout
+

c=
{ Ri
-
I
In
=

Mdhdstabll Multivibrator

un
T = Rclh
( +12¥ )
I

Vout
+

c=
{ Ri
a.
-
I
In
=


555 Timer

↳ Monostabll multivibrator using 555 timed .

t ""
)
-

Veit ) =
v0 ( 1 e ; V0 =
Vcc
-

"
/ Rt
Vcc Uce l l e- ) Rclh (3) time which Olp will
g-
t, →
for
= -

go in unstable state

↳ A stable multivibrator using 555 timer

changing &
Duty cycle
pyR÷p
ti 0.693 I R R2 ) c
J
= = +
,

, t
,
=
0.693 Rzc discharging time

1- =
tittz
=
0.693 I R , +2 R2 ) C of capacitors
Phase lock LOOP


maintains phase & b/w ilp & Otp
same
frequency
.

Error

input
¥ phase → low Pass voltage control output
ett )
detector filter oscillator
9

capture fo fc to te
↳ to +
range
: -

loop can lock to these


freq . When stalling from the unlocked condition .

↳ Phase detector :

signal 1 has phase ✗

2
P
Error
signal =

fi -

fz

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