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ELECTRONICS II

Dr. Aslı TAŞÇI


CHAPTER 4 – REVIEW
BASIC FET AMPLIFIERS

Contents are created from Microelectronics Circuit Analysis and Design by Donald A. Neamen
In this chapter, we will:
❖Investigate a single-transistor circuit that can amplify a small, time-varying input signal
◦ Develop small-signal models that are used in the analysis of linear amplifiers.

❖Discuss and compare the three basic transistor amplifier configurations.


◦ Analyze the common-source amplifier.
◦ Analyze the source-follower amplifier.
◦ Analyze the common-gate amplifier.

❖Analyze multitransistor or multistage amplifiers.


NMOS Common-Source Circuit
NMOS Transistor Small-Signal Parameters
Values depends on Q-point

iD id
gm = vGS =
v gs
g m = 2 K n (VGSQ − VTN ) = 2 K n I DQ
iD −1
ro = ( v DS )
ro = [K n (VGSQ − VTN ) ]  [I DQ ]
2 −1 −1
Simple NMOS Small-Signal Equivalent
Circuit
Simple NMOS Small-Signal Equivalent
Circuit
NMOS Common-Source Circuit

Av = Vo Vi = − g m (ro RD )
Problem-Solving Technique:
MOSFET AC Analysis
1. Analyze circuit with only the dc sources to find quiescent solution. Transistor must be biased
in saturation region for linear amplifier.
2. Replace elements with small-signal model.
3. Analyze small-signal equivalent circuit, setting dc sources to zero, to produce the circuit to the
time-varying input signals only.
Common-Source Configuration

DC analysis:
Coupling capacitor is assumed
to be open.

AC analysis:
Coupling capacitor is assumed
to be a short. DC voltage
supply is set to zero volts.
Small-Signal Equivalent Circuit

Ri
Av = Vo Vi = − g m (ro RD )( )
Ri + RSi
DC Load Line

Q-point near the middle


of the saturation region
for maximum symmetrical
output voltage swing,.

Small AC input signal for


output response to be
linear.
Common-
Source
Amplifier with
Source Resistor
Small-Signal Equivalent Circuit
for Common-Source with Source Resistor
Common-Source Amplifier with Bypass
Capacitor

Small-signal equivalent circuit


NMOS Source-Follower
or Common Drain Amplifier
Small-Signal Equivalent Circuit
for Source Follower

RS ro Ri
Av = ( )
+ RS ro Ri + RSi
1
gm
Determining Input Impedance
NMOS Source Follower
Determining Output Impedance
NMOS Source Follower

1
RO = RS ro
gm
Common-Gate Circuit
Small-Signal Equivalent Circuit
for Common Gate

g m ( RD RL ) IO RD g m RSi
Av = Ai = =( )( )
1 + g m RSi Ii RD + RL 1 + g m RSi
Comparison of 3 Basic Amplifiers

Voltage Input Output


Configuration Current Gain
Gain Resistance Resistance

Moderate to
Common Source Av > 1 __ RTH high

Av ≈ 1 __
Source Follower RTH Low

Av > 1 Ai ≈ 1 Moderate to
Common Gate Low high
Cascade Circuit
Small-Signal Equivalent Circuit
for Cascade Circuit
Cascode Circuit
with Small-
Signal
Equivalent
Circuit

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