Questions tagged [biasing]
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Biasing circuit - Voltage follower circuit
I am using MABC-001000-DP000L, which is and Bias controller/sequencer. I am using this for Providing gate voltage and drain voltage to the power amplifier.
In the datasheet, it is mentioned that the ...
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Bias stabilization circuit
This is little bit harder to me understand, can someone simply explain me what is loading effect and
how to solve this one
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Why can we bias MOSFET with current source?
My question is: If I have properly set VGS to prevent MOS from turning off, then if we biase a MOSFET with a constant current source, how can we conclude that it is working at saturation region? How ...
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Biasing circuit schematic - MABC-001000-DP000L
I am trying to design a bias controller circuit using MABC-001000-DP000L. I am unable to find the full schematic of the same. Has any one used MABC-001000-DP000L for designing bias circuit?
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Biasing of CE amplifier with emitter resistor for specific gain
I am trying to design a Common-Emitter amplifier to the following specifications:
Midband voltage gain of 50
Frequency range 100Hz to 20kHz
Load \$5k\Omega\$ with a coupling capacitor (not shown ...
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finding transconductance for common source amplifier
I wanted to check the transconductance formula I am using is correct when I am dealing with an amplifier that has a small signal (Vsig) and a DC signal(Vs). The schematic below is a little unclear but ...
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Can I use a buffer on my bias voltage net?
I'm a french stompbox / bass guitar pedal hobbyist, probably very bad at designing them.
I've been thinking about bias voltage nets for some time, and how inefficient they sometimes are.
I've studied ...
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Class C Amplifier: Calculating the base resistor
I've built a Class C amplifier for educational purposes and believe I understand the major concepts on how it works. The only piece I'm struggling with is how to calculate for the base resistor. From ...
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Troubles with mic preamp for headphones with integrated microphone
I am designing a preamp intended to interface with a microphone in common headphones (e.g. apple earpods, or sony headphones with a microphone) which will then connect to my ADC's inputs.
I've ...
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Confusion on operation of bipolar differential amp (long tailed pair)
Let's say there's a basic differential amp constructed with two npn BJTs.
And a current source is working as the tail.
The task I have is to amplify a small AC signal of around 1mV p-p, referenced to ...
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bias a signal with DC input coupling, but without attenuation?
I want to bias the analog signal present on an MCU output pin. This signal varies between 0v and ā3V, I need to shift it down to -/+1.5V range. Most importantly, I need to keep any DC offset ...
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Common emitter biasing
A quick question on biasing a common emitter. I am given the following circuit and asked to derive several things. I am provided with the information that the transistor is in the active region, so it ...
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AC coupling of a transistor
So we assume to have proper bias currents flowing in both of the two transistors. What is claimed by books is that a capacitive coupling will not change the bias parameters.
But, we know that a ...
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How and in what chronological order did different transistor biasing circuits arise?
On the wikipedia page for BJT biasing, there are about 4 different biasing methods discussed. I can analyze and understand each one of them, however I want to know how and in what order people came up ...
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Bias stabilization of a transistor
The instability of Collector current(Ic) of a transistor depends on three factors viz. Icbo, Vbe & Beta. Can you explain why Vbe decreases(by 2.5 mV/Ā°C) with increase in temperature?
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BJT conceptual doubt
I was given this problem in a problem set. I want to ask what will the voltage at Base when \$ \beta \rightarrow \infty\$.
My answer to the problem - When \$ \beta \rightarrow \infty\$ then width of ...
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About transistor biasing and coupling capacitors in ICs
I'm trying to understand how biasing works in ICs. When using discrete transistors we are told to bias them using polarization circuits typically made of voltage dividers. Then ac signal is introduced ...
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In a class C amplifier, how does RB biases the base of transistor?
In a class C amplifier, I read that:
"Resistor Rb is connected to the transistor Q1 base. A biasing resistor which connects to the base of Q1 try to pulls the base of transistor further downwards and ...
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Working of a transistor in a TTL inverter circuit
I was referring to TTL inverter circuit in the book Digital fundamentals by Thomas Floyd and its working principles first proposition went as follows:
When input is HIGH, Base emitter of Q1 is ...
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Biasing a emitter follower darlington configuration
Below picture is a simple voltage regulator(link to simulator):
The current at the op amps output is at nA region(why?), how can I increase the current at the op amps output without adding a third ...
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Initially on Power Control with BJTs
I've removed a voltage regulator from my circuit and replaced it with a series of BJTs. The regulator was just switching voltage. But I need the circuit (which happens to power/wake the micro) to be ...
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How to use a SPDT with no negative capability for audio signal routing?
I have a couple of SGM3005 chips and want to use them as switches in an audio circuit, but they don't support negative signals. The classical solution would be to bias the COM1 input, right? But, what ...
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Need Help debugging Colpitts oscillator
I've built the circuit shown in the picture on the breadboard. The simulation works as expected but when I build it i don't get any oscillations. I've measured all the DC voltages and they are as ...
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How does Q point affect gain
Letās say I have a transistor class A amplifier circuit using a depletion mode FET. I have the load and the source resistor values already picked out to provide the right amount of gain and the source ...
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Differential amplifier with a current source
How to change the current source in the emitter here, so that the whole thing can be biased from a positive power supply (without the need for negative rail Vee) keeping all the other parameters more ...
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How to calculate cutoff frequency for a high pass filter in DC biasing circuit
I would like to DC bias an AC signal using a voltage divider as shown in the following schematic. I realise the bias point would be subject to noise from the power rails, but that is not a concern for ...
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Emitter resistor and biasing voltage
In many articles regarding transistor biasing I see a circuit like below and I don't really get what is the point of biasing like this WITHOUT emitter resistor Re?
When emitter branch is connected ...
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Howland current source with voltage reference [closed]
I need a precision current pump for small ac signals(50uA) and i tried it in multisim with a howland topology. It works however i need the load to not be grounded but bound to a bias voltage.
Here i ...
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Why is the effective base resistance important for the voltage divider BJT amplifier?
I came across many questions regarding the below type of biasing where they explain and analyze Rth Vth and conclude that Rth must be very small comparing to Rin. Rin is the effective resistance seen ...
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What exactly is meant by beta dependence in this fixed bias BJT scheme? [duplicate]
What I understand that, in a fixed bias BJT scheme the problem is beta dependence.
Below is an example from a text:
Now I read that this is not a good design. But I will still solve this by assuming ...
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Bias voltage of transistor [closed]
I would like to understand the purpose of biasing the transistor and why It has to be halfway between Vcc and ground?
And which terminal of the transistor (Base, collector or emitter) should be ...
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Is Q-Point in Transistor constant? For different configuration if same transistor is used?
Via IV-Characteristics, for specific Ib, I got the Q-Point and using the same value of the Q-Point, I constructed a common emitter configuration biasing circuit that its V_ce = Q-Point_Voltageafter ...
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Deriving that Vin is way larger than nVt from Shockley equation
I am trying to show that from the Shockley equation Vin >> nVt.
Given a simple diode circuit like this
So far, I have equated the current through the resistor \$I = \frac {V_{in} - V_{D1}} {R_1}...
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Biasing an Enhancement NMOS with Gate-Source Connected
I'm working on a university project wherein a full-wave rectifier is constructed using two enhancement mode NMOS transistors. I'm tasked with designing a biasing circuit for the NMOS', but I don't ...
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Confusion regarding Fixed-Biased configuration of JFET
This is the picture of a fixed-biased JFET, taken from a book :-
This is written in the book, relating to the above pic :-
I am unable to understand why \$ V_{GS} \$ has a different polarity than \$ ...
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Voltage Divider Configuration of Transistor
I have a voltage divider configuration for biasing my transistor. The gain of transistor is lets say 150 which is typical value for BC547.
What I want is limit the current flowing through the base to ...
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Why is Rc parallel to RL?
While determing the AC load line, the author takes Rc to be parallel to Rl. How is it possible since the two resistors have different nodes?
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Voltage Gain for Driver in Class AB Amplifier
Can anyone tell me how to calculate the Voltage gain for Q3 in the following schematic ?
Is it the same method (or partially modified) like the one used for Class A amplifiers for Voltage gain ...
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Biasing in this FM transmitter
Here is a simple FM transmitter that I've been studying recently. What I'm wondering about currently is how the BJT amplifier in this circuit is biased. I believe that from the audio signal standpoint ...
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Amplifier Voltage
I'm studying for my electronics exam and for this particular problem I have:
Av = ā85 (V/V),
Ap 21 (dB) power gain,
Ap = 3.41 (W/W),
L+ = +9 (V),
L- = -6 (V).
Now the next exercise asks that:
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Transistor Biasing of high side switching network for PWM control
simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab
iagramI am attempting to create a high side switching circuit for a string of LEDs wired in parallel. There are multiple strings, all ...
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Biasing a second stage amplifier
I built a two-stage amplifier as shown below. I have already built the first satge (R1-R5 & C1-C2) such that If I apply a signal of 1volts peak-peak, the output (at collector of Q1) would be 8 ...
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What's the purpose of the inductor in this microphone biasing schematic?
I'm just wondering what's the purpose of the inductor in this microphone biasing schematic?
Could it be that I have very low input signal from the microphone because of missing L1? Bias generator ...
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Voltage reference vs voltage regulator
I need to bias some op amp inputs with a voltage. Iām in the 10-60 hz range. I need the bias voltage to be as low noise as possible, like -155 dbv . Would a voltage reference, voltage regulator, or ...
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Large ac input class AB biasing
I'm trying to bias the following circuit to power an 8 ohm speaker with an 8Vptp output. The following are the calculations I've done to get this current setup but the output is only good up to 1Vptp ...
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Constant-gm bias circuit
I am doing a study on Improvements in biasing and compensation of CMOS opamp.
Do you guys know how to come up with the equation for RDS4C ?
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Why do we use one bias (VCC) for transistor amplifier circuits and 2 supplies for opamp circuits? [closed]
Opamps are said to have 2 supplies, so that the output can rail between these two points, then why do transistors have only one bias point.
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555 timer and biasing
Why is it that op-amps used as ICs, such as LM741 require a +Vcc and -Vcc for biasing whereas there is no -Vcc for a 555 timer?
What determines the biasing for any IC?
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NPN transistor won't saturate when Vcc is greater than 7 volts
Am I missing something here?
I have an NPN transistor (2N2222) with a 10K resistor from collector to Vcc.
Also a 10K resistor from base to input signal. Emitter is grounded.
The base input is ...
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How can a guy calculate the second collector current from this circuit?
This is an audio amp that we built for a project.
I can easily find the first collector current from the first transistor by multiplying it with its Beta(200) and since the first transistor is beta ...
