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    1) The document reports on an assignment involving transistor circuits. It includes figures and calculations of voltage, current, and resistance for different circuits. 2) It compares the gain of a single transistor circuit to a double transistor circuit, showing the latter has a much higher gain. 3) It describes testing a variable resistor at different percentages and choosing a setting that provides an output voltage close to the required 4V.

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    1) The document reports on an assignment involving transistor circuits. It includes figures and calculations of voltage, current, and resistance for different circuits. 2) It compares the gain of a single transistor circuit to a double transistor circuit, showing the latter has a much higher gain. 3) It describes testing a variable resistor at different percentages and choosing a setting that provides an output voltage close to the required 4V.

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    1) The document reports on an assignment involving transistor circuits. It includes figures and calculations of voltage, current, and resistance for different circuits. 2) It compares the gain of a single transistor circuit to a double transistor circuit, showing the latter has a much higher gain. 3) It describes testing a variable resistor at different percentages and choosing a setting that provides an output voltage close to the required 4V.

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    James Morton

    Assignment 3

    Task 1
    A)
    Please see appendix A.

    James Morton
    Assignment 3

    B)
    Figure 1

    VRB=VBB=VBE=5 V 0.96V =4.04 V

    IC=

    VRC
    4
    =
    =0.0333 A
    RC 120

    IB=

    IC
    0.0333
    =
    =0.0333 A0.333 mA
    PC
    100

    IE=IB+ IC=0.000333 A+0.0333 A=0.0333333 A


    RB=

    VRB
    4.04
    =
    =12132.1321
    IB 0.000333

    Recalculate when VBE = 0.897V (Reading from Livewire)

    VRB=VRBVBE=5 V 0.897V =4.103 V

    RB=

    VRB
    4.103
    =
    =12321.3213
    IB 0.000333

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    Assignment 3

    C)
    Figure 2

    D)

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    Assignment 3

    E)
    Figure 3

    The effect of adding in a second transistor into the circuit is that it multiplies the
    gain of the circuit up to 10100. This circuit proves that my transistor is not
    saturated. This can be seen when comparing the saturation point from appendix
    A of 66.7mA, to the 12.90mA which can be seen in figure 3.

    James Morton
    Assignment 3

    Task 2
    A)
    This is my variable resistor at 72%, which gives an output of 3.971V. Whereas
    71% gives an output of 4.49V. Therefore I am going to use the 72% value as it is
    closer to the 4V which I required.

    James Morton
    Assignment 3

    B)

    Input =

    Output =

    V
    1.424
    =
    =
    R 1.554 x 106
    V
    3.973
    =
    =
    R 402.78 x 106

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    Assignment 3

    C)
    50Hz

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    Assignment 3

    1kHz

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    Assignment 3

    50kHz

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    Assignment 3

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