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    This document provides instructions and questions for an examination on Analog Electronics II. It includes 5 questions, with multiple parts to each question, assessing understanding of topics like thyristors, amplifiers, diodes, and transistors. Specifically, it examines common emitter, common base, and common collector amplifier configurations, and requires deriving expressions for voltage and current gain ratios, as well as input and output impedances of different amplifier circuits. It also addresses the operation and applications of components like thyristors, diacs, JFETs, and how coupling capacitors affect current gain in amplifiers.

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    UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS 2009/2010

    SECOND YEAR SUPLIMENTARY/SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS FOR THE


    DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TELECOMMUNICATION &
    INFORMATION ENGINEERING
    EEE 2210: ANALOGUE ELECTRONICS II

    TIME: 8.30AM 10.30AM

    DATE: 11TH NOVEMBER, 2010


    INSTRUCTIONS

    Answer any three questions.


    QUESTION ONE.
    a) Describe the operation of a thyristor.
    (8 marks)
    b) Derive the necessary parameters required to analyze a common base connected
    amplifier.
    (9 marks)
    c) Explain how diac is used to protect devices.
    (3 marks)
    QUESTION TWO.
    a) Describe the common emitter connection small signal equivalent circuit.
    (6 marks)
    b) Describe the operation of a diac.
    (6 marks)
    c) A thyristor used for phase control is connected to AC supply of V=50sin with
    load resistance RL=50. If the gate current is 100A and VG=0.5V. Determine
    the range of adjustment of R for the thyristor to be triggered between 30 and 90.
    Take VD=0.7V.
    (4 marks)
    d) Define and explain the operation of MOS-Controlled Thyristor (MCT).
    (4 marks)
    QUESTION THREE.
    a) In the CS amplifier of Fig Q3a, draw the small signal equivalent and let RD=3k,
    =60, and Rds=30k.
    i.
    Find an expression for the voltage gain ratio Av.
    ii. Evaluate Av using given typical values.
    (8 marks)

    Fig Q3a. CS amplifier


    b) In the CD amplifier of Fig Q3b, from its small signal equivalent circuit, let
    RD=3k, =60, and Rds=30k.
    i.
    Draw the small signal equivalent circuit.
    ii. Find an expression for the voltage gain ratio Av.
    iii. Evaluate Av using given typical values.
    (8 marks)

    Fig Q3b. CD amplifier


    c) Show that the transconductance of a JFET varies as the square root of the drain
    current.
    (4 marks)
    QUESTION FOUR.
    a) For the CE amplifier given in Fig Q4a draw its small signal equivalent circuit and
    find the expressions for the:
    i.
    Current gain ratio Ai
    ii. Voltage gain ratio Av
    iii. Input impedance Zin
    iv.
    Output impedance Zo
    Assume the different small signal typical CE amplifier parameters are given by
    hie=1k, hre=10-4, hfe=100, hoe=12S and RL=2k.
    (10 marks)

    Fig Q4a
    b) A CB amplifier in Fig Q4b has the following parameters in its small signal
    equivalent circuit: hib=30, hrb=4x10-6, hfb=-0.99, hob=0.8S and RL=20k. From
    these parameters, determine:
    i.
    Current gain ratio Ai
    ii. Input impedance Zin
    iii. Output impedance Zo
    (6 marks)

    Fig Q4b
    c) Suppose the emitter-base junction of a Ge transistor is modeled as a forwardbiased diode. Express hie in terms of the emitter current.
    (4 marks)

    QUESTION FIVE.
    a) By using an illustration, describe how a non-inverting amplifier operates.
    (6 marks)
    b) For a summing amplifier, derive the expression for Vout if R1=R2=R3=R4.
    (4 marks)
    c) If the required Vout=2V1 + 2V2 +V3, what should be the values of resistors R1,
    R2, R3, R4?
    (4 marks)
    d) The two coupling capacitors in the CB amplifier of Fig Q5a are identical. Also,
    hrb=hob=0.
    (4 marks)
    i.
    ii.

    Find an expression for the current-gain ratio Ai(s) that is valid at any
    frequency.
    Find an expression for the midfrequency current-gain ratio.

    Fig Q5a

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