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RC Coupled Amplifier With Response

The document describes an experiment to design and set up an RC coupled amplifier using a BJT transistor. The circuit diagram shows the amplifier contains resistors, capacitors, a BC107 transistor, and a signal generator. The aim is to plot the frequency response of the amplifier. Components are chosen to provide proper biasing of the transistor. The output is measured at various frequencies to obtain the frequency response graph and determine the gain, bandwidth, and gain-bandwidth product of the amplifier.

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RC Coupled Amplifier With Response

The document describes an experiment to design and set up an RC coupled amplifier using a BJT transistor. The circuit diagram shows the amplifier contains resistors, capacitors, a BC107 transistor, and a signal generator. The aim is to plot the frequency response of the amplifier. Components are chosen to provide proper biasing of the transistor. The output is measured at various frequencies to obtain the frequency response graph and determine the gain, bandwidth, and gain-bandwidth product of the amplifier.

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Experiment No: RC COUPLED AMPLIFIER

AIM: To design and setup an RC coupled amplifier using BJT and to plot its frequency response. COMPONENTS AND EQUIPMANTS REQUIRED: Transistor (BC107) Capacitors !read !oard resistors signal generators and CR".

THEORY: RC coupled amplifier is #idely used in audio frequency applications in radio and T$ recei%ers. &t pro%ides current %oltage and po#er gains. Base current controls t'e collector current of a C( amplifier. ) small increase in t'e !ase current results in a relati%ely large increase in collector current. *imilarly a small decrease in t'e !ase current results in large decrease in collector current. T'e emitter+!ase ,unction must !e for#ard !iased and collector !ase ,unction must !e re%erse !iased for t'e proper functioning of an amplifier. T'e resistors R 1 - R. are employed for t'e %oltage di%ider !ias of t'e transistor. $oltage di%ider !ias pro%ides independence from t'e %ariations in /. T'e input signal $in is coupled t'roug' C1 to t'e !ase and output %oltage is coupled from collector t'roug' t'e capacitor C..

CIRCIUT DIAGRAM:

VO ! R1 "#k VIN 12 V1 10u C1 AC Sine( 20mv(p-p), 1kHz ) Q1 BC107 C2 R' %7k R2 10k RE 1k CE 330u R$ %&7k 10u

DESIGN: DC bi !in" #on$ition!: $cc 01.$ &c 0&( 01m) $C(0102$CC03$ $R(0102$CC01..$ (c'oose 1$) T'erfore $RC0402$CC04.5$ De!i"n o% R& n$ RE: C'oose /0'fe 0100 (from t'e data s'eet of BC107) &B 0&c6'fe 01m)610000.01m). To reduce t'e loading of %oltage di%ider formed !y R1 andR. !y t'e input impedence of t'e transistor R( is c'osen 10 times lo#er t'an input impedence of t'e transistor. R( 0 $(6&( 0 161m) 017 R.0/R(610 C'oo!e RE()* R&()+* De!i"n o% R) n$ R#: *ince &( 01m) $R( 0&(. R(01$ 8ence $R.0 $R( 9$B(0190.701.7$ $R.0$cc.R.6(R19R.) R1 0 R.( $cc+ $R.).R.6 $R. 0(1.+1.7)10761.70 307 C'oo!e R)(,-* St$. :e 'a%e $RC04.5$

*0 Rc0 $RC6&c04.5$61m$04.57 U!e R#(/.0* St$. To reduce t'e loading effect of Rc !y R; c'oose R; as 10 times Rc R; 010<4.77 0477 T 1e RL(/0* De!i"n o% n$ b2p !! # p #itor CE 3 #o4p5in" # p #itor! C)3 C&: To !ypass t'e lo#est frequency (say .08=) >C( s'ould !e less t'an or equal to one tent' of resistance R(. ie >C(?R(610 t'en C(@16(.<A&<f<R(610)016(.<A&<.0<100)0 B03uC C'oo!e CE(66+4F !t$. >c1 at lo#est frequency (say 1008D) is gi%en !y >c1?Rin610 (Rin 0R166R.66(19'fe re)) Rin01.17 >c1?110 o'ms Cc1@ 14uC 3 #'oo!e C#) ! )+4F *imilarily >c. ? Rout610 #'ere Rout 0Rc T'en >c.? .40o'ms Cc.@ 3.3uC #'oo!e C#& ()+4F C'oose C10C.0 10uC (Alease note: ) s#amping resistance R of 10+100 o'ms can !e connected !et#een t'e emitter terminals and Re of t'e circuit to reduce t'e non linear distortion) Eain of t'e amplifier 0 Rc66R;66 (R9re) Re is t'e dynamic impedence of emitter diode Re 0 $t6&e 0 .1m%61m) 0.1 o'ms A7 8" in9 ( --.-0 PROCEDURE: 1. *etup t'e circuit after testing all t'e components. .. $erify dc !ias condition. B. Connect t'e capacitors in t'e circuit apply a .0m$(p+p) sinusoidal signal from function generator to t'e circuit input. "!ser%e t'e output #a%e form on CR". 4. 7eeping t'e input amplitude constant %ary t'e frequency of t'e input signal from 1008D to BF8D. Feasure t'e output amplitude corresponding to different frequencies and enter it in t'e ta!ular column. 1. Alot t'e frequency response c'aracteristics on a grap'. 3. Cind t'e upper cutoff frequency lo#er cutoff frequency and !and #idt' of t'e amplifier from frequency response grap'. TA:ULAR COLUMN:

Crequency (f) 10 100 B00 17 .7 .07 1007 1007 7007 G007 1F 1.1F .F ..1F B.0F 1F

;og f

$o

$o6$in

)%0.0log($o6$in)

OUTPUT ;A<EFORM 8T'eoroti# 59:

FREQUENCY RESPONSE GRAPH: ). ;it' %ee$b #1

V/u0(1i02 .-in)

82 1

81 100 %0

0&"

0&+

20 10 VO ! ( V

0
Vin (mv ,-n.e)

0&# *B ( *B

-0&"

% 2 1

0&%
-1

0&2

0&%

0&#

0&+

1&2

1&%

1&#

1&+

2&2

2&%

0&2

%00m 200m

!ime(mSe$)

200uSe$)(*iv

100m

10

100

1k

10k

100k

16

106 1006 17

3,e4uen$5 ( He,0z

&.;it'o4t Fee$b #1
+0 #0 %0 20 mV 0 -20 -%0 -#0
0 100m 1 10 100 1k 10k 100k 16 106 1006 17
Vin V/u0

82 1

81 10

0&+

% 2

0&# VO ! ( V *B ( *B 1

0&%

%00m 0&2 200m

0&2

0&%

0&#

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1&%

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2&2

2&%
3,e4uen$5 ( He,0z

!ime(mSe$)

200uSe$)(*iv

RESULT: ;it' CE

Fid!and gain of t'e amplifier:+++++ Band#idt' of t'e amplifier:+++++8D Eain Band#idt' product : ++++++ ;it'o4t CE Fid!and gain of t'e amplifier:++++++ Band#idt' of t'e amplifier:++++++8D

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