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    The document discusses three examples of common source and common emitter amplifiers operating at high frequencies. It provides the circuit diagrams and component values for each example amplifier and lists calculation steps to determine the small signal equivalent circuits, voltage transfer functions, and cutoff frequencies.

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    The document discusses three examples of common source and common emitter amplifiers operating at high frequencies. It provides the circuit diagrams and component values for each example amplifier and lists calculation steps to determine the small signal equivalent circuits, voltage transfer functions, and cutoff frequencies.

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    The document discusses three examples of common source and common emitter amplifiers operating at high frequencies. It provides the circuit diagrams and component values for each example amplifier and lists calculation steps to determine the small signal equivalent circuits, voltage transfer functions, and cutoff frequencies.

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    The document discusses three examples of common source and common emitter amplifiers operating at high frequencies. It provides the circuit diagrams and component values for each example amplifier and lists calculation steps to determine the small signal equivalent circuits, voltage transfer functions, and cutoff frequencies.

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    3/1/2024

    E-Leaning
    2.1.2. Common Source (CS) amplifier
    EX1: Consider the common-source
    (CS) amplifier in the figure besides,
    where RI = 1.00 K, R1 = 180.00 K,
    R2 = 82.00 K, RS = 33.00 K, R3 =
    68.00 K, RD = 22.00 K, VSS = 10 V.
    MOSFET có Kp = 0.3 mA/V2, Vtp = 1 V,
    T = 0.5x109 rad/s, Cgd = 5 pF.
    a/ Determine the Q-point of this circuit.
    b/ Draw the small-signal high-
    frequency equivalent circuits for this
    amplifier.
    c/ Find the transfer function Av(s) =
    vo/vI at high frequency and plot Bode

    19/11/2015 402060 – Chapter 2. The high-Frequency Response in Transistor Amplifiers 38

    E-Leaning
    2.1.3. Common Emitter (CE) amplifier
    EX2: Transistor operates at
    high frequency, given  = 100, VCC

    r = 1000Ω, C = 5pF, ωT = 109


    rad/s. Rc
    Cc
    1k
    a/ Draw the high-frequency Vout

    Cb →∞ 10µF
    small-signal equivalent circuit. Ri
    Q RL

    b/ Find the voltage transfer 1k 1k


    Vi
    function at high frequency R2 0
    100k
    c/ Plot Bode for low (fL) and Re
    10µF
    Ce
    0
    high (fH) cut-off frequency for 1k
    0
    circuit. VBB 0

    19/11/2015 402060 – Chapter 2. The high-Frequency Response in Transistor Amplifiers 39

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    3/1/2024

    E-Learning
    2.1.3. Common Emitter (CE) amplifier
    EX3: Consider the figure besides,
    where RI = 1.00 K, RB = 68 K, RE
    = 47.00 K, R3 = 33.00 K, VCC =
    12 V, VEE = 12 V. BJT has  = 75, T
    = 0.5x109 rad/s, C = 25 pF.
    a/ Determine the Q-point of this
    circuit.
    b/ Draw the small-signal equivalent
    circuit at high frequency.
    c/ Determine the voltage transfer
    function Gv(s) = vo/vI at high
    frequency.

    19/11/2015 402060 – Chapter 2. The high-Frequency Response in Transistor Amplifiers 40

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