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    The document describes an experiment on studying BJT biasing circuits. The objectives are to establish the proper operating point and study the stability of the operating point with respect to changing β in different biasing circuits. The experiment involves constructing fixed bias circuits using two different configurations (Fig. 1a and 1b) and self bias circuits using two different configurations (Fig. 2a and 2b). The student is asked to perform calculations before coming to the lab and then to construct each circuit, take measurements, and compare the stability of the different circuits with respect to variation in β.

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    The document describes an experiment on studying BJT biasing circuits. The objectives are to establish the proper operating point and study the stability of the operating point with respect to changing β in different biasing circuits. The experiment involves constructing fixed bias circuits using two different configurations (Fig. 1a and 1b) and self bias circuits using two different configurations (Fig. 2a and 2b). The student is asked to perform calculations before coming to the lab and then to construct each circuit, take measurements, and compare the stability of the different circuits with respect to variation in β.

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    The document describes an experiment on studying BJT biasing circuits. The objectives are to establish the proper operating point and study the stability of the operating point with respect to changing β in different biasing circuits. The experiment involves constructing fixed bias circuits using two different configurations (Fig. 1a and 1b) and self bias circuits using two different configurations (Fig. 2a and 2b). The student is asked to perform calculations before coming to the lab and then to construct each circuit, take measurements, and compare the stability of the different circuits with respect to variation in β.

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    The document describes an experiment on studying BJT biasing circuits. The objectives are to establish the proper operating point and study the stability of the operating point with respect to changing β in different biasing circuits. The experiment involves constructing fixed bias circuits using two different configurations (Fig. 1a and 1b) and self bias circuits using two different configurations (Fig. 2a and 2b). The student is asked to perform calculations before coming to the lab and then to construct each circuit, take measurements, and compare the stability of the different circuits with respect to variation in β.

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    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING BANGLADESH UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY COURSE NO.

    : EEE 212 EXPERIMENT NO.: 05 NAME OF THE EXPERIMENT: STUDY OF BJT BIASING CIRCUITS. OBJECTIVE To establish the proper operating point an to st! " the stabilit" o# the operating point $ith respe%t to %hanging in i##erent biasing %ir%!its. EQUIPMENTS n&p&n transistor 'C()(*BC+,(.,,/ potentio0eter resistors DC 0i%ro0eter 0!lti0eter Trainer boar CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS 5CC6+.5 IC 7 5RC .,,4 IB ! 5B8 & ! 5C8 & +,4 RC612, .,,4 IB ! 5B8 & ! 5C8 & 5RC RC612, 7 IC 5CC6+.5 one pie%e ea%h one pie%e 12, .3, +,4 ,&+,,A one !nit one !nit

    Fig. 1(a)

    Fig. 1(b) Fixed bias circuits

    5CC6+.5 IC ! .,,4 5RC RB IB ! 5B8 & +,4 R86.3, R86.3, 7 5C8 5CC6+.5 ! .,,4 500K RB IB 7 5B8 5RC RC612, IC

    7 5C8 &

    Fig. 2(a)
    PRELAB "OR#

    Self bias circuits

    Fig. 2(b)

    St! ent 0!st per#or0 the #ollo$ing %al%!lations be#ore %o0ing to the lab +. For the %ir%!it sho$n in Fig. +'a- an )'a-* #in e9pressions #or IC: an 5C:. PROCEDURE +. ;eas!re the <al!e o# R% $ith 0!lti0eter an re%or . ). Constr!%t the #i9e bias %ir%!it $ith C()( transistors as sho$n in Fig. +'a-. A =!st .,,4 potentio0eter !ntil 5C8 is appro9i0atel" e>!al to 5CC?). ;eas!re 5C8* 5B8* 5RC an IB. IC %an be %al%!late #ro0 5RC an RC . @. Repla%e C()( b" C()A /eeping 5CC an .,,4 potentio0eter #i9e at <al!es set in step+. ;eas!re 5C8 5B8 5RC an IB. 1. Constr!%t the #i9e bias %ir%!it $ith C()( transistors as sho$n in Fig. +'b-. Repeat step ) an @. .. Constr!%t the sel# bias %ir%!it $ith C()( transistors as sho$n in Fig. )'a-. Repeat step ) an @. 3. Constr!%t the sel# bias %ir%!it $ith C()( transistors as sho$n in Fig. )'b-. Repeat step ) an @.

    REPORT +. Co0pare the %ir%!its o# Fig. +'a- an +'b- $ith respe%t to stabilit" against <ariation in an =!sti#" "o!r ans$er. ). Co0pare the %ir%!its o# Fig. )'a- an )'b- $ith respe%t to stabilit" against <ariation in an =!sti#" "o!r ans$er. @. Co0pare the stabilit" o# #i9e bias %ir%!its $ith that o# sel# bias %ir%!its. 1. Dis%!ss the stabilit" o# #i9e bias an sel# bias %ir%!its against <ariation in te0perat!re. .. Deter0ine #ro0 the 0eas!re <al!es o# %!rrents. Using this <al!e #or an 0eas!re <al!e o# BB* %al%!late 5C8: an IC: #or prelab e9pressions. Co0pare ha %al%!late <al!es $ith e9peri0ental ones.

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