Analog circuits miscellaneous


Analog circuits miscellaneous

  1. Mirror current I of the given circuit is _____mA .









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    I = Ix =
    VCC - VBE
    =
    12 - 0.7
    =10.27 mA
    RE1.1 kΩ

    Correct Option: D

    I = Ix =
    VCC - VBE
    =
    12 - 0.7
    =10.27 mA
    RE1.1 kΩ


  1. In the circuit shown in the given figure, assuming that the capacitor C is almost shorted for the frequency range of interest of the input signal, voltage gain of the amplifier will be approximately __________ .









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    Av =
    AI RL
    =
    (1 + hfe) RL
    RiRi

    =
    (1 + hfe) RL
    =
    100 × 0.66 K
    = 66
    hie1 K

    Avs =
    AV . Ri
    = 66 ×
    1
    = 0.985 ≈ 1
    Ri + Rs66 + 1

    Correct Option: A

    Av =
    AI RL
    =
    (1 + hfe) RL
    RiRi

    =
    (1 + hfe) RL
    =
    100 × 0.66 K
    = 66
    hie1 K

    Avs =
    AV . Ri
    = 66 ×
    1
    = 0.985 ≈ 1
    Ri + Rs66 + 1



  1. A CE amplifier has a resistor RF connected between collector an d base RF = 40 k. RC = 4k. I f hfe = 50, rπ = 1 k, then output resistance R0 is _______ kΩ .









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    R0 = RL' = Rc ∥ Rp =
    4 × 40
    = 3.64 kΩ
    44

    1 + β =
    β RC
    = 50 ×
    4K
    =
    50
    RF + RC44K11

    1 + βA = D =
    61
    11

    Rof =
    R0
    =
    116
    ×
    11
    = 0.66 kΩ
    D4461

    Correct Option: B

    R0 = RL' = Rc ∥ Rp =
    4 × 40
    = 3.64 kΩ
    44

    1 + β =
    β RC
    = 50 ×
    4K
    =
    50
    RF + RC44K11

    1 + βA = D =
    61
    11

    Rof =
    R0
    =
    116
    ×
    11
    = 0.66 kΩ
    D4461


  1. For the n-channel enhancement MOSFET shown in the given figure, threshold voltage Vtn = 2V. The drain current ID of the MOSFET is 4 mA when drain resistance RD is 1 kΩ. If value of RD is increased to 4 kΩ, then drain current ID will become _______ mA .









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    ID = K(VGS – [VE(TH)]2
    ⇒ 4mA = K (VGS – 2)2
    Here, VGS = 10 – 4 × 1 = 6
    ∴ 4 = K(6 – 2)2

    ⇒ K =
    4
    =
    1
    164

    When RD is increased to 4 kΩ,
    VGS = 10 – 4ID
    Now , ID =
    4
    (10 – 4ID - 2)2
    16

    ⇒ 4ID = (8 – 4ID)2 = 64 + 16 ID2 – 64 ID
    ⇒ 16ID2 – 68 ID + 64 = 0
    ⇒ 4ID2 – 17 ID + 16 = 0
    ⇒ ID = 2.8 mA

    Correct Option: A

    ID = K(VGS – [VE(TH)]2
    ⇒ 4mA = K (VGS – 2)2
    Here, VGS = 10 – 4 × 1 = 6
    ∴ 4 = K(6 – 2)2

    ⇒ K =
    4
    =
    1
    164

    When RD is increased to 4 kΩ,
    VGS = 10 – 4ID
    Now , ID =
    4
    (10 – 4ID - 2)2
    16

    ⇒ 4ID = (8 – 4ID)2 = 64 + 16 ID2 – 64 ID
    ⇒ 16ID2 – 68 ID + 64 = 0
    ⇒ 4ID2 – 17 ID + 16 = 0
    ⇒ ID = 2.8 mA



  1. If α = 0.98, ICO = 6 µA and Iβ = 100 A for a transistor, then value of IC will be _______ mA









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    IC =
    ICO
    +
    α
    IB =
    6
    +
    0.98
    × 100 = 5.2 mA
    1 - α1 - α1 - 0.981 - 0.98

    Correct Option: B

    IC =
    ICO
    +
    α
    IB =
    6
    +
    0.98
    × 100 = 5.2 mA
    1 - α1 - α1 - 0.981 - 0.98