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Experiment Name-Study of Feedback Amplifier Circuit

This document summarizes an electronics lab experiment on studying the effects of feedback in a two-stage amplifier circuit. The objectives are to examine voltage gain, bandwidth, and input/output impedance under current and voltage feedback. The procedure involves applying input signals, measuring output voltage, and connecting feedback configurations to determine the 3dB point under each condition. Calculations and plots of gain versus frequency will show how feedback impacts bandwidth.

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Experiment Name-Study of Feedback Amplifier Circuit

This document summarizes an electronics lab experiment on studying the effects of feedback in a two-stage amplifier circuit. The objectives are to examine voltage gain, bandwidth, and input/output impedance under current and voltage feedback. The procedure involves applying input signals, measuring output voltage, and connecting feedback configurations to determine the 3dB point under each condition. Calculations and plots of gain versus frequency will show how feedback impacts bandwidth.

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American International University Bangladesh (AIUB) Faculty of Engineering Analog Electronics 2 (LAB)

Experiment No# 6 Experiment Name: Study of feedback amplifier Circuit

Objective:
It is to study of voltage gain, band width, and input/output impedance under current series and voltage series feedback conditions of a two stage of CE amplifier configuration.

Circuit Diagram:
+10 V
2.7K 100K C1 10 uF Q1 10 uF Q2 8.2K 10 uF 100K 2.7K C4

Vout

(10 to 20) mV (p-p)

33K

C3
1K

1K

10 uF

33K

120

Equipments:
Transistor C828 or C829 Oscilloscope DC regulated Power Supply Resistors 100K, 33K, 1K, 2.7K, 8.2K, and 10K (pot) Capacitors 10uF Trainer Board Signal Generator 2

2(each) 4

Procedure:
1. Connect the point P to ground. 2. Apply input signal at 1 KHz, Vin should be10mV to 20 mV (p-p). 3. Keep the input constant during the experiment.

10 uF

C2

4. Keeping the input voltage constant increase the frequency of the input. 5. Measure the output voltage Vout, find out the 3db point. 6. Connect the 10K potentiometer to the output terminal; vary the pot until the voltage is half of the open circuit voltage. 7. Apply current series feedback by connecting P and Q, and then repeat step 2, 4, 5 and 6. 8. Apply voltage series feedback by connecting P, Q, R and then repeat steps 2, 4, 5 and 6.

Report:
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. What is feedback? Why it is used? Classify and explain feedback topologies briefly and mention their advantages. Calculate gain and plot frequency response characteristics for different configurations. Find out the bandwidth with current series and voltage series feedback. Why coupling capacitor is used between two stages of the amplifier?

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