Two Stage Direct Coupled BJT Amplifier Circuit: The Two Stage Direct Coupled BJT Amplifier Circuit in Fig. 13-17 is reproduced from Fig. 12-22, and modified to include feedback components RF1Â and…
Differential Amplifier Circuit using Transistors: The Differential Amplifier Circuit using Transistors is widely applied in integrated circuitry, because it has both good bias stability and good voltage gain without the…
DC Feedback Pair with Two Amplification Stages: The DC Feedback Pair with Two Amplification Stages circuit shown in Fig. 12-25(a). The base of transistor Q2 is directly connected to the…
Direct Coupled Circuits: For economy, the number of components used in any circuit should be kept to a minimum. The use of direct coupling between stages is one way of…
Common Source Circuit Analysis: A FET Common Source Circuit Analysis is shown in Fig. 11-Â6. With the capacitors treated as ac short-circuits, the circuit input terminals are the gate and…
JFET Biasing Circuits: Use of Plus/Minus Supplies - When plus/minus supply voltages are to be used with a JFET Biasing Circuits, the gate terminal is usually grounded via RG, as…
Integrated Circuit Components: The Integrated Circuit Components are namely, Transistors and Diodes: The epitaxial planar diffusion process described already is normally employed for the manufacture of IC transistors and diodes. Collector,…
Difference Between Common Base Common Emitter and Common Collector: Table 6-2 compares Zi, Zo, and Av, for difference Between Common Base Common Emitter and Common Collector circuits. As already discussed, the…