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38 <strong>Electronic</strong> <strong>Circuit</strong> <strong>Analysis</strong><br />

AI =-43.2<br />

4S.3x(-44.S)xS<br />

228.S+S<br />

Vo Vo V 2<br />

Ay = y=y- .y=A V2·A VI<br />

1 2 I<br />

Av = 0.99 x (-116.6) = -<br />

lIS.<br />

2.1.6 R - C Coupled Amplifier <strong>Circuit</strong> (Single Stage)<br />

c~<br />

Fig. 2.2 RC Coupled amplifier circuit<br />

RL is the load resistor that develops the output voltage from the transistor. C 2<br />

is used to couple<br />

the AC component of the output to RL"<br />

In the self bias circuit, RE the emitter resistors is connected between emitter and ground. Btit<br />

through R E<br />

, a negative feedback path is there. So to prevent A.C. negative feedback, if a capacitor is<br />

connected in parallel with R E<br />

, and it is chosen such that X E<br />

provides least resistance path compared<br />

to R E<br />

, AC signal passes through C E<br />

and not through R E<br />

• Therefore, there will not be any negative<br />

feedback for AC signals.<br />

RE<br />

X E is chosen such that XE ::; 10<br />

1<br />

and X E<br />

is chosen at the frequency fi. For frequencies higher thanfi, X E<br />

any way will be less.

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