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The document outlines various electrical engineering concepts related to transistor biasing configurations, small signal analysis, and amplifier design across multiple units. It includes calculations for bias currents, voltages, and Q-points for different configurations, as well as discussions on feedback amplifiers and oscillators. Additionally, it covers theoretical explanations and derivations for various amplifier types and their performance metrics.

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AC Unit Wise Important Questions

The document outlines various electrical engineering concepts related to transistor biasing configurations, small signal analysis, and amplifier design across multiple units. It includes calculations for bias currents, voltages, and Q-points for different configurations, as well as discussions on feedback amplifiers and oscillators. Additionally, it covers theoretical explanations and derivations for various amplifier types and their performance metrics.

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UNIT-1

1. Determine the following for the fixed-bias configuration of Fig.


a. IBQ and ICQ
b. VCEQ Ans:
IB Q = 47µA
c. VB and VC
ICQ = 2.35mA
d. VBC VCEQ=6.83V
VB=0.7V
VC=6.83V
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VBC= 6.13V

2. For the emitter-bias network of Fig., determine:

Ans:
IB Q = 40.1µA
ICQ = 2.01mA
VCEQ=13.97V
VC=15.98V
VE=2.01V
VB=2.71V
VBC=-13.27V

3. Determine the dc bias voltage VCE and the current I C for the voltage divider configuration
of Fig. below.

Ans:
Rth = 3.55KΩ
Eth =2V
IBQ 8.38µA
ICQ = 0.84mA
VCEQ=12.34V
4. Determine the Q-point of ICQ and VCEQ for the network of Fig. below

Ans:
IB Q = 11.91µA
ICQ = 1.07mA
VCEQ=3.69V

5. Small signal analysis (h-parameter) of the following circuit (Exact Analysis).

6. Analysis of a CE amplifier with Emitter Resistor to find AI, AV, Zi, and Zo.( Approximate
Analysis)..

7. Write short notes on coupling capacitors and bypass capacitor effect on the CE amplifier
frequency response circuit.
8. Explain in detail about the transistor amplifying action.
9. Typical values of the CE, CB and CC configurations.
UNIT-2
1. Explain the small signal model of CS MOSFET amplifier. Also derive the expression for
amplification factor.
2. What are the values of ID and gm for VGS = -0.8V if IDSS and VP are given as 12.4mA
and -6V respectively?
3. Sketch the circuit of CS amplifier and derive the expression for voltage gain at low
frequencies.
4. With the help of neat diagram explain the voltage divider biasing method for FET.
5. Explain and find the gain of the Cascode and Folded cascode amplifier.
6. Draw the small-signal model of Common drain (Source Follower) JFET amplifier.
7. Derive expressions for voltage gain and output resistance.

8.
UNIT-3
1. Draw the hybrid-π model of a transistor and explain each component of it.
2. Derive expression for current gain, voltage gain and input impedance of Darlington pair
Emitter follower.
3. Derive fα and fβ for the transistor amplifier using hybrid-π model.
4. Explain about different coupling schemes used in amplifiers with neat diagrams.
5. Analysis of a two stage RC coupled Amplifier (AI, AV, Zi, and Zo )using h-parameters.

UNIT-4
1. Draw the four topologies of feedback amplifiers and list out the characteristics of each
topology.
2. Draw the block diagram of current shunt feedback amplifier and derive the expression for
Rif and Rof.
3. An amplifier has an input resistance of 200 KΩ, with a certain negative feedback
introduced in the above amplifier the input resistance is found to be 20 MΩ and overall
gain is found to be 1000. Calculate the loop gain and feedback factor.
4. Find the type of topology and find Avf, Rif and Rof for the below figure.
5. Derive the expressions for input and output resistances of a current series feedback
amplifier.
6. Write the expression for input and output resistance of voltage series feedback
amplifier.
7. Explain voltage shunt feedback amplifiers?

UNIT-5

1. Explain Colpitt’s oscillator and derive the equation for frequency of


oscillation?
2. Derive the expression for frequency of oscillations of Wein bridge oscillators
with BJT.
3. Explain Barkhausen criterion with necessary equations and an example.
4. Derive the expression for frequency of oscillations of RC-phase shift oscillator
using BJT and FET.
5. Derive the expression for frequency of oscillation and condition for sustained
oscillation of a Hartley oscillator.
6. Draw the crystal oscillator and explain about piezoelectric effect.
7. Discuss about Frequency and amplitude stability of oscillators.
8. In a Hartley oscillator, if L1=0.2mH, L2=0.3mH and C=0.003 µF, calculate the
frequency of oscillation.
9. In the Wien bridge oscillator shown in Fig. 1, R1 = R2 = 220 kΩ and C1 = C2 =
250 pF. Determine the frequency of oscillations.

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