The capacitors are infinite and can be considered ac short


Assignment Questions -

Instructions: Answer the questions below and show all steps.

Q1. Consider the full-wave rectifier circuit below. Use a constant voltage drop model for the diodes with VD = 0.7 V. Let v1 = 12 sin(2π(100)t).

a. Calculate the average value of vout using integration with angle in radians as the integration variable, not time.

b. A capacitor is placed across R1 to reduce the ripple to 10 mVp-p. Find the capacitor value.

c. Calculate the approximate average vout value assuming triangular ripple waveform.

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Q2. Simulate the circuit of question 1.

a. Simulate the original circuit of part 1(a) for 20ms and plot the output. Include the plot and schematic with your homework.

Use cursors to find angle at which the vout waveform first exceeds 0V and the angle at which it returns to zero volts during the first 5 ms interval. You will need to convert from time to radian angle.

Have SPICE determine the average value of the waveform. In LTspice, mouse over the name of the waveform at the top of the plot and left click while pressing the Ctrl key. The average value will be displayed in a box. You do not need a screen shot, just record the value.

b. Simulate the part 1(a) circuit for 16 ms and find the average value. Why is it different than the value found in 2(b)? You do not need a screen shot, just record the value.

Q3. Design a 2-sided limiting circuit using a resistor, two diodes and two dc power supplies with a 2 kΩ resistor load attached. The limited output voltage range is -3V to +4V.

The gain must be 0.9 V/V in the region where the diodes are not limiting. Use a constant voltage drop model for the diodes with VD = 0.7 V. Determine the value of R1 and the two voltage sources. Sketch the schematic.

Q4. A PMOS transistor having parameters |Vtp| = 0.8V and k'p(W/L) = 1.5 mA/V2 must operate in saturation for a 200 µA drain current.

a. Determine the vGS and minimum vDS required.

b. Determine the value of k'p if W = 2 μm and L = 500 nm.

Q5. Find RS and RD to create a 5 mA drain current and a drain voltage of 0V. The MOSFET has Vtp = -0.5V, µpCox = 0.8 mA/V2, L=1 µm, and W=8 µm.

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Q6. Consider the circuit below. The capacitors are infinite and can be considered ac short circuits.

a. Find the voltages at the gate, drain and source as well as the drain current. Let Vtn = 0.6V, k'n(W/L) = 3 mA/V2.

b. Find gm and the common-source voltage gain Vout/Vin. Ignore MOSFET output resistance ro.

c. Sketch the ac equivalent model of the circuit.

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