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Experiment No.:01: AIM: Plot Gain-Frequency Characteristics of BJT Amplifier With and Without Negative Feedback in

The document describes an experiment to characterize the frequency response of a BJT amplifier circuit with and without negative feedback. Key steps include: 1. Measuring the gain and output voltage of an amplifier circuit with a feedback resistor (RF) in the emitter at input frequencies from 30Hz to 1MHz. 2. Repeating the measurements without RF to provide negative feedback. 3. Plotting the frequency response on a graph to determine bandwidth, gain-bandwidth product, and gain at 1kHz for each circuit configuration and comparing the results.

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Experiment No.:01: AIM: Plot Gain-Frequency Characteristics of BJT Amplifier With and Without Negative Feedback in

The document describes an experiment to characterize the frequency response of a BJT amplifier circuit with and without negative feedback. Key steps include: 1. Measuring the gain and output voltage of an amplifier circuit with a feedback resistor (RF) in the emitter at input frequencies from 30Hz to 1MHz. 2. Repeating the measurements without RF to provide negative feedback. 3. Plotting the frequency response on a graph to determine bandwidth, gain-bandwidth product, and gain at 1kHz for each circuit configuration and comparing the results.

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EXPERIMENT NO.

:01
AIM: Plot gain-frequency characteristics of BJT amplifier with and without negative feedback in
the emitter circuit and determine bandwidth, gain bandwidth products and gain at 1KHz with and
without negative feedback.

APPARATUS: BJT, Regulated power supply (0-30V) , Voltmeter (0-20V), Ammeter (0-20mA) ,
Bread board Connecting wires, Resistor, Capacitor, AFO, CRO.

THEORY:
The circuit diagram of CE Amplifier with current series feedback is shown below. The
resistor RF in emitter is the feedback element. The voltage drop Vf across RF constitutes the
feedback signal while the current Ic forms the sampled signal. Hence, this forms a current series
feedback .Due to negative feedback, though the voltage gain of the amplifier is decreased, it
improves stability and increases the bandwidth. This is the advantage of negative feedback. Using
h-parameter model for ac analysis the amplifier parameters such as the voltage gain, bandwidth
can be calculated. For this, following steps have to be followed.
(i) To find the input circuit, set I0=0, ie open the output loop. Hence RE appears
in input side.
(ii) To find the output circuit set I1=0, i.e. open the input loop. Hence RE appears
in output loop.

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
EXPECTED GRAPH

PROCEDURE

Frequency Response of Current- Series Feedback Amplifier


1. Connect the circuit as shown in the figure.
2. Connect a sine- wave generator set at 1000Hz frequency and 50mV peak-to-peak signal
voltage at the input of the amplifier circuit.
3. Connect an oscilloscope across the output nodes. Observe the sine wave output on the
oscilloscope. Adjust the output of the sine-wave generator until undistorted. Maximum signal
output is obtained.
4. Observe and measure the peak-to-peak amplitude of input and output signal and record the
values in the tabulation provided.
5. Now, sweep the input signal frequency in the range 30Hz to 1 MHz by adjusting the sine
wave generator output.
6. For each setting of input frequency, measure the output signal voltage.
7. Draw the frequency response curve on a semi-log graph sheet. From this plot, obtain the
values of mid-band voltage gain, upper and lower cut-off frequency and BW (fh-fl).

Frequency Response of Amplifier without Negative Feedback


1. Remove Rf from the circuit and connect RE and CE directly to the emitter terminal.
2. Measure and record in the table, the frequency response of this circuit without Rf by repeating
steps 5 through 6.
3. Draw the response curve on the same graph as before. Obtain the values of mid-band voltage
gain, lower and upper cut-off frequency and BW. Comment on the differences between this
response curve and the previous curve.

OBSERVATIONS

(A) Measurement of frequency response of current series feedback amplifiers V in = 50mV

S.NO. Frequency Vo Gain Gain(dB) = 20


(in Hz) (Volts) Av = Vo / Vin log(Vo / Vin)
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(B) Measurement of frequency response of current series feedback amplifiers V in = 50mV

S.NO. Frequency Vo Gain Gain(dB) = 20


(in Hz) (Volts) Av = Vo / Vin log(Vo / Vin)
1 100
2 200
3 300
4 400
5 500
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10 1000
11 1100
12 1200
13 1300
14 1400

RESULT:

We successfully studied and plotted the graph for gain frequency for a single stage transistor
amplifier.

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