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This document contains three electronics circuit analysis problems from a 2006 MIT course. Problem 1 asks to determine the transistor beta value for a given small signal voltage gain. Problem 2 asks to draw the small signal equivalent circuit and calculate its gain. Problem 3 gives additional component values and asks to determine DC voltages, choose an RC value, and calculate small signal gain.

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This document contains three electronics circuit analysis problems from a 2006 MIT course. Problem 1 asks to determine the transistor beta value for a given small signal voltage gain. Problem 2 asks to draw the small signal equivalent circuit and calculate its gain. Problem 3 gives additional component values and asks to determine DC voltages, choose an RC value, and calculate small signal gain.

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Massachusetts institute of Technology Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science 22.071/6.

071 - Introduction to Electronics, Signals and Measurement Spring 2006 Homework 9 Due 4/26/06 Problem 1.
VCC

Determine the value of for the transistor such that the small signal voltage gain v R ( Av = o C ) is within 10% of the vi RE actual value. Use RC = 4k , R = 1k , R1 = 50k , R2 = 10k ,
vi

R1

RC

C2

C1

vo

R2

VB

RE

Problem 2 Draw the small signal equivalent AC circuit.


R1 +VCC RC

C2 Vo

Calculate the small signal gain of this circuit.


vi

C1 R2 VB RE1 RE2 -VEE C3 RL

6.071/22.071 Spring 2006, HW9

Problem 3. The transistor in this circuit has =100. and Vcc=5 Volts. Determine the DC voltages VB and VE
vi C1 R2 VB

VCC RC vo VE I=0.3mA C2

10k

Find RC so than VCEQ=3 Volts. Calculate the small signal voltage gain. (assume that C1 and C2 are large)

6.071/22.071 Spring 2006, HW9

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