Microelectronic Circuits (The Oxford Series in Electrical and Computer Engineering) 7th edition
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Author: Adel S. Sedra, Kenneth C. Smith
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Chapter 1.6, Problem D1.24E
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The lowest value of C which ensures the given condition.
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As an entry engineer you are assigned the task of designing an averaging circuit of three
voltage signals. The signals can come from various sources, like sensors.
You decide to design an operational amplifier-based circuit as the one shown below:
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Why would you select an operational amplifier-based circuit?
Determine an expression for the output voltage in terms of the input voltages.
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Select values of components to realize the averaging system.
Exercise 1
For the circuit given below, and find the formulas for:
Vout
a. Output voltage gain, which is defined as Ay =
VI
b. Input impedance Zin looking from the point B and ground looking toward the output end as
indicated by the arrow.
C. Output impedance Zout looking from the load toward the input end as indicated by the arrow.
Zout
Zin
Ri
C
C RB
VBE 3 rn
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ro 3
Rc
RL Vout
Vi
Try to find the formula first before substitute the following values
d. With the values given as follows, calculate the three parameters earlier:
R = 330 Ohms, R 100 KOhms
Im = 9.64.10-3, r, = 6.64 KOhms, r, = 223 KOhms
Rc=10 KOhms, R = 220 KOhms
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Chapter 1 Solutions
Microelectronic Circuits (The Oxford Series in Electrical and Computer Engineering) 7th edition
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