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a large fraction of mass-produced differential amplifier modules employing 20-komega collector resistors is found to
one approach to offset correction involves the adjustment of the values of rc1 and rc2 so as to reduce the differential
a differential amplifier is fed in a balanced or push-pull manner and the source resistance in series with each base is
two possible differential amplifier designs are considered one using bjts and the other mosfets in both cases the
a differential amplifier uses two transistors whose beta values are beta1 and beta2 if everything else is matched show
modify eq 9114 for the case of a differential amplifier having a resistance re connected in the emitter of each
965 a bipolar differential amplifier with i 05 mautilizes transistors for which va 50 v and beta 100 the collector
for the differential amplifier shown in fig p962 identify and sketch the differential half-circuit and the common-mode
61 the differential amplifier circuit of fig p961 utilizes a resistor connected to the negative power supply to
958 it can be shown that if the drain resistors of a mos differential amplifier have a mismatch rd and if
the differential amplifier in fig p957 utilizes a resistor rss to establish a 1-ma dc bias current note that this
for the differential amplifier shown in fig p92 let q1 pwl 4 mav2 and assume that the bias current source has an
derive an expression for the small-signal voltage gain vovi of the circuit shown in fig p954 in two different ways a as
find the voltage gain and input resistance of the amplifier in fig p953 assuming that beta
952 find the voltage gain and the input resistance of the amplifier shown in fig p952 assuming beta
a particular differential amplifier operates from an emitter current source i 04 ma each of the collector resistances
a bipolar differential amplifier with emitter degeneration resistances re and re is fed with the arrangement shown in
a bipolar differential amplifier having resistance re inserted in series with each emitter as in fig p947a is biased
for each of the emitter-degenerated differential amplifiers shown in fig p947 find the differential half-circuit and
d 944 in this problem we explore the trade-off between input common-mode range and differential gain in the design of
d 943 design a bipolar differential amplifier such as that in fig 918 to operate from plusmn25 v power supplies and to
d 939 design the basic bjt differential amplifier circuit of fig 918 to provide a differential input resistance of at
937 this problem explores the linearization of the transfer characteristics of the differential pair achieved by
for the circuit in fig 914 assuming alpha 1 and irc 5 v use eqs 948 and 949 to find ic1 and ic2 and hence determine
9112 for the current-mirror-loaded differential amplifier infig p9112 find a differential input resistance rid b ad c