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7. Amplificadores FC (EC) com resistor fonte (emissor) 8. Seguidor de Fonte e Seguidor de Emissor 9. Associaes de Transistores 10. Espelhos de Corrente Aprimorados
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Cox =
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tox
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Parmetro tox(nm) Cox(fF/m2) (cm2/Vs) Cox(A/V2) Vto(V) VDD(V) VA(V/m) Cov(fF/m)
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iC = I S e
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AE qDn ni2 IS = WN A
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Parmetro AE (m2) IS (A) o (A/A) VA (V) VCEO (V) F (ns) Cje0 (pF) C0 (pF) rx ()
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1 - Criar o canal:
vGS vt ,
Vt = 0,5 a 0 ,7V
vBE VBEon ,
VBEon 0,5V
vGS = Vt + vOV
2 Estrangular o canal no dreno:
ou:
VBCon 0,4V
vCE 0,3V
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vCE (1 + ) VA
iB =
iC
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ID
OV
gm = V
W g m = ( nCox )( )VOV L
IC gm = VT
W g m = 2( nCox ) I D L
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Resistncia de sada:
' VA VA L = ro = ID ID
ro =
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Resistncia de entrada:
r =
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A0 = V VA
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VA A0 = VT
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1. Comparao do MOSFET e BJT 2. Espelhos de Corrente 3. Resposta em Altas Frequncias 4. Amplificadores FC e EC com Carga Ativa 5. Amplificadores GC e BC com Carga Ativa 6. Amplificador Cascode
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1 ' W I D1 = k n ( )1 (vGS Vt ) 2 2 L I D1 = I REF VDD VGS = R
I D2 =
1 ' W k n ( ) 2 (vGS Vt ) 2 2 L
IO (W L ) 2 = (W L )1
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Vo VGS Vt
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Figure 6.6 Output characteristic of the current source in Fig. 6.4 and the current mirror of Fig. 6.5 for the case Q2 is matched to Q1.
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Dependncia de
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Figure 6.9 Analysis of the current mirror taking into account the finite of the BJTs.
Io I REF
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I REF =
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1. Comparao do MOSFET e BJT 2. Espelhos de Corrente 3. Resposta em Altas Frequncias 4. Amplificadores FC e EC com Carga Ativa 5. Amplificadores GC e BC com Carga Ativa 6. Amplificador Cascode
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Figure 6.12 Frequency response of a direct-coupled (dc) amplifier. Observe that the gain does not fall off at low frequencies, and the midband gain AM extends down to zero frequency.
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A( s) = AM FH ( s ) (1 + (1 +
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FH ( s ) =
wZ 1 wP 1
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s s
wZ 2 wP 2
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wZn wPn
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Plo dominante: Um polo dominante existe se o plo de mais baixa frequncia est a pelo menos duas oitavas do plo ou zero mais prximo.
FH ( s )
1 1+
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Clculo Aproximado de fH
wH 1 1 1 1 1 2 + 2 + ... 2 2 + 2 + ... w w wP 2 wZ 2 Z1 P1
Exemplo 6.5
A resposta em altas frequncias de um amplificador caracterizada por:
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b1 = Ci Rio (exato)
i =1
Rio = resistncia vista dos terminais de Ci com todos os outros capacitores iguais a zero e fontes de sinal anuladas.
1 b1 w p1
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Exemplo
Determine AM e fH para o amplificador, onde Rsig = 100 k, Rin = 420 k, Cgs = Cgd= 1pF, gm = 4mA/V e RL = 3,33k.
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Exemplo 6.6
Figure 6.14 Circuits for Example 6.6: (a) high-frequency equivalent circuit of a MOSFET amplifier; (b) the equivalent circuit at midband frequencies; (c) circuit for determining the resistance seen by Cgs; and (d) circuit for determining the resistance seen by Cgd.
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Teorema de Miller
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Exemplo 6.7
Exemplo
Determine o circuito equivalente de Miller para Z = R = 1M e Z = C = 1pF. Em cada caso, determine Vo/Vsig.
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Exemplo 6.7
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Definies:
Resistncia de entrada sem carga: Resistncia de entrada: Ganho de tenso em malha aberta:
vi Ri ii vi Rin ii
RL =
vo Avo vi
RL =
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Definies:
Ganho de tenso:
vo Av vi io Ais ii Ai io ii
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Definies:
Transcondutncia em curto circuito: Ganho de tenso total: Ganho de tenso total em circuito aberto:
io Gm vi vo Gv vsig
RL = 0
vo Gvo vsig
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Resistncia de sada:
Rout
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Gv = Gvo
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Ri =
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Figure 6.17 (a) Active-loaded common-source amplifier. (b) Small-signal analysis of the amplifier in (a), performed both directly on the circuit diagram and using the small-signal model explicitly.
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Av = g m1 (ro1 // ro 2 )
Figure 6.18 The CMOS common-source amplifier; (a) circuit; (b) iv characteristic of the active-load Q2; (c) graphical construction to determine the transfer characteristic; and (d) transfer characteristic.
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Figure 6.18 The CMOS common-source amplifier; (a) circuit; (b) iv characteristic of the active-load Q2; (c) graphical construction to determine the transfer characteristic; and (d) transfer characteristic.
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Figure 6.18 The CMOS common-source amplifier; (a) circuit; (b) iv characteristic of the active-load Q2; (c) graphical construction to determine the transfer characteristic; and (d) transfer characteristic.
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Ri = r
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Figure 6.19 (a) Active-loaded common-emitter amplifier. (b) Small-signal analysis of the amplifier in (a), performed both directly on the circuit and using the hybrid- model explicitly.
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Vsig e Rsig representam o equivalente de Thevenin da fonte de sinal e resistncias do circuito de entrada. RL representa a carga e o resistor da fonte de corrente constante de sada. CL representa as capacitncias de carga na sada.
Figure 6.20 High-frequency equivalent-circuit model of the common-source amplifier. For the common-emitter amplifier, the values of Vsig and Rsig are modified to include the effects of r and rx; Cgs is replaced by C, Vgs by V, and Cgd by C.
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Vo AM Vsig 1 + s wH
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fH =
1 ' 2 [C gs + C gd (1 + g m RL )]Rsig
Figure 6.21 Approximate equivalent circuit obtained by applying Millers theorem while neglecting CL and the load current component supplied by Cgd. This model works reasonably well when Rsig is large and the amplifier high-frequency response is dominated by the pole formed by Rsig and Cin.
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1 1 s s s2 )(1 + ) = 1 + s( )+ D( s ) = (1 + + w p1 wp 2 w p1 w p 2 w p1w p 2
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Figure 6.25 (a) High-frequency equivalent circuit of the common-emitter amplifier. (b) Equivalent circuit obtained after the Thvenin theorem is employed to simplify the resistive circuit at the input.
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Vo = Vsig
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Figure 6.26 (a) High-frequency equivalent circuit of a CS amplifier fed with a signal source having a very low (effectively zero) resistance. (b) The circuit with Vsig reduced to zero. (c) Bode plot for the gain of the circuit in (a).
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Figure 6.26 (a) High-frequency equivalent circuit of a CS amplifier fed with a signal source having a very low (effectively zero) resistance. (b) The circuit with Vsig reduced to zero. (c) Bode plot for the gain of the circuit in (a).
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1. Comparao do MOSFET e BJT 2. Espelhos de Corrente 3. Resposta em Altas Frequncias 4. Amplificadores FC e EC com Carga Ativa 5. Amplificadores GC e BC com Carga Ativa 6. Amplificador Cascode
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Figure 6.27 (a) Active-loaded common-gate amplifier. (b) MOSFET equivalent circuit for the CG case in which the body and gate terminals are connected to ground. (c) Small-signal analysis performed directly on the circuit diagram with the T model of (b) used implicitly. (d) Operation with the output open-circuited.
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ii = ( g m + g mb )vi + iro
iro =
vi vo vi ii RL = ro ro
vi ro + RL Rin = = ii 1 + ( g m + g mb )ro
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vo = iro + vi = ( g m + g mb )ro vi + vi
Av 0 = vo = 1 + ( g m + g mb )ro vi
ro + RL 1 RL + Rin = Avo g m + g mb A0
vo Gv 0 = = Avo = 1 + ( g m + g mb )ro vsig
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v = ix RS v x = [ix + ( g m + g mb )v]ro + v
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Buffer de corrente
Rout = ro + [1 + ( g m + g mb )ro ]RS = RS + [1 + ( g m + g mb ) RS ]ro Rout [1 + ( g m + g mb ) RS ]ro (1 + g m RS )ro
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Resposta em frequencia do GC
f p1 = 1 1 2 C gs ( RS || ) g m + g mb
1 2 (C gd + C L )R L
f p2 =
Figure 6.31 (a) The common-gate amplifier with the transistor internal capacitances shown. A load capacitance CL is also included. (b) Equivalent circuit for the case in which ro is neglected.
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Resposta em frequencia do GC
Rgs = RS || Rin
Rgd = RL || Rout
1 fH = 2 [Cgs Rgs + (C gd + C L )R gd ]
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Rin =
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Figure 6.33 (a) Active-loaded common-base amplifier. (b) Small-signal analysis performed directly on the circuit diagram with the BJT T model used implicitly. (c) Small-signal analysis with the output open-circuited.
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vo Avo = vi
Ri = r
vo Gvo = vsig
RL
Ri Avo = Ri + Re
Figure 6.33 (a) Active-loaded common-base amplifier. (b) Small-signal analysis performed directly on the circuit diagram with the BJT T model used implicitly. (c) Small-signal analysis with the output open-circuited.
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onde :
Figure 6.34 Analysis of the CB circuit to determine Rout. Observe that the current ix that enters the transistor must equal the sum of the two currents v/r and v/Re that leave the transistor, that is; ix 5 v/r 1 v/Re.
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Amplificador Cascode
Rout = ro 2 + Avo 2 ro1 A0 ro1
Rin 2
RL 1 = + g m 2 + g mb 2 Avo 2
Avo 2 = 1 + ( g m 2 + g mb 2 )ro 2
Figure 6.36 (a) The MOS cascode amplifier. (b) The circuit prepared for small-signal analysis with various input and output resistances indicated. (c) The cascode with the output open-circuited.
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Amplificador Cascode
Avo 2 = 1 + ( g m 2 + g mb 2 )ro 2
vo Avo = vi
( g m ro ) 2
RL
Figure 6.36 (a) The MOS cascode amplifier. (b) The circuit prepared for small-signal analysis with various input and output resistances indicated. (c) The cascode with the output open-circuited.
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Amplificador Cascode
RL Av = A RL + A0 ro
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vo1 1 RL = g m [ro || ( + )] vi g m A0
Figure 6.37 (a and b) Two equivalent circuits for the output of the cascode amplifier. Either circuit can be used to determine the gain Av 5 vo/vi, which is equal to Gv because Rin 5 and thus vi 5 vsig. (c) Equivalent circuit for determining the voltage gain of the CS stage, Q1.
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Amplificador Cascode
com RL = A0 ro
1 Av = A 2
2 0
Av = A02
RL RL + A0 ro
vo1 g m ro 1 = = A0 vi 2 2
vo1 1 RL = g m [ro || ( + )] vi g m A0
com RL = ro
Av = A0
vo1 = 2 vi
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Figure 6.38 The cascode circuit with the various transistor capacitances indicated.
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Rsig = 0 e RL=A0ro
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Rout = (1 + g m 2 r 2 )ro 2 2 ro 2
Figure 6.40 (a) The BJT cascode amplifier. (b) The circuit prepared for small-signal analysis with various input and output resistances indicated. Note that rx is neglected. (c) The cascode with the output open-circuited.
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Figure 6.40 (a) The BJT cascode amplifier. (b) The circuit prepared for small-signal analysis with various input and output resistances indicated. Note that rx is neglected. (c) The cascode with the output open-circuited.
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RL << ro RL = ro
vo1 = 1 vi
vo1 = vi 2
Figure 6.41 (a) Equivalent circuit for the cascode amplifier in terms of the open-circuit voltage gain Avo 5 A0. (b) Equivalent circuit in terms of the overall short-circuit transconductance Gm . gm. (c) Equivalent circuit for determining the gain of the CE stage, Q1.
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Figure 6.42 Determining the frequency response of the BJT cascode amplifier. Note that in addition to the BJT capacitances C and C, the capacitance between the collector and the substrate Ccs for each transistor are also included.
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RL = ( g m 2 ro 2 )ro1
Figure 6.43 A cascode current-source.
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Duplo cascode
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I1 I 2
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Cascode BiCMOS
Rin infinita
Maior resistncia de sada (BJT>A0_FET e ro_BJT > ro_FET) Efeito Miller reduzido (Rin2_BJT<Rin2_FET)
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Cascode BiCMOS
Maior resistncia de sada com MOSFET Q3 pois com BJT ficaria limitada a ro
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7. Amplificadores FC (EC) com resistor fonte (emissor) 8. Seguidor de Fonte e Seguidor de Emissor 9. Associaes de Transistores 10. Espelhos de Corrente Aprimorados
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v x Rs ix ix = g m Rs ix ro
Rout
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Figure 6.47 (a) A CS amplifier with a source-degeneration resistance Rs. (b) Circuit for small-signal analysis. (c) Circuit with the output open to determine Avo. (d) Output equivalent circuit. (e) Another output equivalent circuit in terms of Gm.
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gm | Avo | Gm = = Rout 1 + ( g m + g mb ) RS
Figure 6.47 (a) A CS amplifier with a source-degeneration resistance Rs. (b) Circuit for small-signal analysis. (c) Circuit with the output open to determine Avo. (d) Output equivalent circuit. (e) Another output equivalent circuit in terms of Gm.
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Figure 6.48 (a) The CS amplifier circuit, with a source resistance Rs, prepared for frequency-response analysis. (b) Determining the resistance Rgd seen by the capacitance Cgd.
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Figure 6.48 (a) The CS amplifier circuit, with a source resistance Rs, prepared for frequency-response analysis. (b) Determining the resistance Rgd seen by the capacitance Cgd.
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Figure 6.49 A CE amplifier with emitter degeneration: (a) circuit; (b) analysis to determine Rin; and (c) analysis to determine Avo.
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Figure 6.49 A CE amplifier with emitter degeneration: (a) circuit; (b) analysis to determine Rin; and (c) analysis to determine Avo.
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7. Amplificadores FC (EC) com resistor fonte (emissor) 7. Amplificadores FC (EC) com resistor fonte (emissor) 8. Seguidor de Fonte e Seguidor de Emissor 9. Associaes de Transistores 9. Associaes de Transistores 10. Espelhos de Corrente Aprimorados
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vo = g m v gs R 'L v gs = vi vo
' vo g m RL Av = = ' vi 1 + g m RL
g m ro gm 1 = Avo = 1 + ( g m + g mb )ro g m + g mb 1 +
Figure 6.50 (a) An IC source follower. (b) Small-signal equivalent-circuit model of the source follower. (c) A simplified version of the equivalent circuit. (d) Determining the output resistance of the source follower.
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Ro =
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Figure 6.50 (a) An IC source follower. (b) Small-signal equivalent-circuit model of the source follower. (c) A simplified version of the equivalent circuit. (d) Determining the output resistance of the source follower.
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Rgd = Rsig
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Figure 6.51 Analysis of the high-frequency response of the source follower: (a) Equivalent circuit; (b) simplified equivalent circuit; and (c) determining the resistance Rgs seen by Cgs.
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Figure 6.51 Analysis of the high-frequency response of the source follower: (a) Equivalent circuit; (b) simplified equivalent circuit; and (c) determining the resistance Rgs seen by Cgs.
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Figure 6.52 (a) Emitter follower. (b) High-frequency equivalent circuit. (c) Simplified equivalent circuit.
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R =
Figure 6.52 (a) Emitter follower. (b) High-frequency equivalent circuit. (c) Simplified equivalent circuit.
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Figure 6.54 Circuits for Example 6.13: (a) The CCCE circuit prepared for low-frequency small-signal analysis; (b) the circuit at high frequencies, with Vsig set to zero to enable determination of the open-circuit time constants; and (c) a CE amplifier for comparison.
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Configurao Darlington
Figure 6.55 (a) The Darlington configuration; (b) voltage follower using the Darlington configuration; and (c) the Darlington follower with a bias current I applied to Q1 to ensure that its remains high.
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CC-BC e DC-GC
Figure 6.56 (a) A CCCB amplifier. (b) Another version of the CCCB circuit with Q2 implemented using a pnp transistor. (c) The MOSFET version of the circuit in (a).
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Figure 6.57 (a) Equivalent circuit for the amplifier in Fig. 6.56(a). (b) Simplified equivalent circuit. Note that the equivalent circuits in (a) and (b) also apply to the circuit shown in Fig. 6.56(b). In addition, they can be easily adapted for the MOSFET circuit in Fig. 6.56(c), with 2r eliminated, C replaced with Cgs, C replaced with Cgd, and V replaced with Vgs.
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Ro = ro 3 + [1 + ( g m 3 + g mb 3 )ro 3 ]ro 2
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Fonte de Wilson
Io I REF
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Figure 6.60 The Wilson bipolar current mirror: (a) circuit showing analysis to determine the current transfer ratio; and (b) determining the output resistance. Note that the current ix that enters Q3 must equal the sum of the currents that leave it, 2i.
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Ro =
ro
2
Figure 6.60 The Wilson bipolar current mirror: (a) circuit showing analysis to determine the current transfer ratio; and (b) determining the output resistance. Note that the current ix that enters Q3 must equal the sum of the currents that leave it, 2i.
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Ro ro 3 ( g m 3 ro 2 + 2) g m 3 ro 3 ro 2
Figure 6.61 The Wilson MOS mirror: (a) circuit; (b) analysis to determine output resistance; and (c) modified circuit.
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Figure 6.61 The Wilson MOS mirror: (a) circuit; (b) analysis to determine output resistance; and (c) modified circuit.
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v BE 2 vT v BE 1 v BE 2 vT
I REF = ISe Io
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Exemplo 6.14
Projetar as fontes de corrente para Io = 10 A. Fazer Iref = 1mA na Fonte Widlar.
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Figure 6.66 (a) Voltage transfer characteristic of the CS amplifier in Example 6.15.
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Figure 6.66 (Continued) (b) Expanded view of the transfer characteristic in the high-gain region. Also shown are the transfer characteristics where process variations cause the width of transistor M1 to change by +15% and 15% from its nominal value of W1 = 12.5 m.
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Figure 6.68 Frequency response of (a) the CS amplifier and (b) the folded-cascode amplifier in Example 6.16, with Rsig = 100 and Rsig = 1 .
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6.9 Determine a resistncia incremental de cada diodo da figura abaixo. Assuma I = 0,1 mA. Para o Mosfet nCox = 200 A/V2 e W/L = 10.
Figure P6.9
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6.25 Determine Io em funo de IREF e (W/L) dos dispositivos.
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