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8장 FEEDBACK, 전자회로

1. Desensitize the gain.

1 1

1. Desensitize the gain.

2. Reduce nonlinear distortion.

3. Reduce the effect of noise.

4. Control the input and output impedances 5. Extend the bandwidth of the amplifier.

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o i

A I

≡V

1

o f

s

I A

A V = + Aβ

The Series-Series Feedback Amplifier

The ideal case

- A is a transconductance,

while βis a transresistance.

- Closed-loop transconductance

/

s s

if

V V

R = I =V R i Vs i Vi AVi

R R

V V

β

= = +

- Input resistance with feedback

if /

i i i

R = I =V R i i

i i

R R

V V

= =

(

1

)

if i

R = R + Aβ

(3)

The Series-Series Feedback Amplifier

The ideal case

0 of

t Vs

R V

I =

(

1

)

of o

R = + Aβ R

(

t i

)

o

(

t t

)

o

V = I − AV R = I + A Iβ R - Output resistance with feedback

0

i f t

V = −V = −βI = −βI

3

* The negative feedback increase the output resistance.

(4)

o i

A I

≡V

1

o f

s

I A

A V = + Aβ

The Series-Series Feedback Amplifier

The ideal case

- A is a transconductance,

while βis a transresistance.

- Closed-loop transconductance

/

s s

if

V V

R = I =V R i Vs i Vi AVi

R R

V V

β

= = +

- Input resistance with feedback

if /

i i i

R = I =V R i i

i i

R R

V V

= =

(

1

)

if i

R = R + Aβ

0 of

t Vs

R V

I =

(

1

)

of o

R = + Aβ R

(

t i

)

o

(

t t

)

o

V = I − AV R = I + A Iβ R - Output resistance with feedback

0

i f t

V = −V = −βI = −βI

* The negative feedback increase the output resistance.

(5)

The practical case

The Series-Series Feedback Amplifier

- Find the A circuit and β circuit of the ideal amp..

1) Represent the feedback network in terms of z parameters.(a series circuit at the input and a series circuit at the output)

5

2) Omit z21I1.

21 21

( feedback basic )

amplifier network

z z

(6)

The practical case

The Series-Series Feedback Amplifier

- Find the A circuit andβcircuit of the ideal amp..

1) Represent the feedback network in terms of z parameters.(a series circuit at the input and a series circuit at the output)

2) Omit z21I1.

3) Include z11and z22with the basic amp..

- If the basic amp. is unilateral,

12 basic 12 feedback

amplifier network

z z

21 21

( feedback basic )

amplifier network

z z

then the circuit (c) is equivalent to the ideal amp..

12 12

amplifier network

(7)

The practical case

The Series-Series Feedback Amplifier

- Find the A circuit andβcircuit of the ideal amp..

1) Represent the feedback network in terms of z parameters.(a series circuit at the input and a series circuit at the output)

2) Omit z21I1.

3) Include z11and z22with the basic amp..

- If the basic amp. is unilateral,

12 basic 12 feedback

amplifier network

z z

21 21

( feedback basic )

amplifier network

z z

7

then the circuit (c) is equivalent to the ideal amp..

12 12

amplifier network

(8)

The Series-Series Feedback Amplifier

1

1 12

2 I 0

z V β I

=

= =

- The loading effect is found by looking into the port of the feedback network while the other port is open circuited or short-circuited so as to destroy the feedback.(open if series and short if shunt)

- Determination of β

*βshould be found with port 1 open.

Summary

'

out of L

R = R R

in if s

R = R −R Summary

1. Ri and Ro are the input and output R of the A circuit.

2. Rif and Rof are the input and output R of the feedback amp., including Rsand RL. 3. The actual input and output R of the feedback amp. exclude Rsand RL.

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The Series-Series Feedback Amplifier

1

1 12

2 I 0

z V β I

=

= =

- The loading effect is found by looking into the port of the feedback network while the other port is open circuited or short-circuited so as to destroy the feedback.(open if series and short if shunt)

- Determination of β

*βshould be found with port 1 open.

9

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( )

( )

1 1 2

1

1 1 2

//

//

c C

i e E F E

R r

V

V r R R R

α π

=

+ +

EXAMPLE 8.2 – MC1553

Assuming IC1=0.6mA, IC2=1mA, IC3=4mA, hfe=100, and ro=∞, find A,β, the closed-loop gain Af=Io/Vs, voltage gain Vo/Vs, Rin=Rifand Rof. If ro3=25kΩ, Rout= ?

- To find A= Io/Viwe should determine the gain of the 1ststage.

The Series-Series Feedback Amplifier

- Substituting re1=41.7Ω, rπ2=hfe/gm2=100/40=2.5kΩ, α1=0.99, Rc1=9kΩ, RE1=100Ω, RF=640Ω, and RE2=100Ω.

1 14.92 V/V

c

i

V V = −

(11)

EXAMPLE 8.2 – MC1553

The Series-Series Feedback Amplifier

( ) ( ( ) )

{ }

2

2 2 3 2 1

1

// 1 //

c

m C fe e E F E

c

V g R h r R R R

V = − + + +

2

1

131.2 V/V

c

c

V V = −

( )

( )

3 1

o e

I I

= =

- The gain of the 2ndstage.

- Substituting gm2=40mA/V, RC2=5kΩ, hfe=100, re3=25/4=6.25Ω, RE2=100Ω, RF=640Ω, and RE1=100Ω.

- The gain of the 3rdstage.

11

( )

( )

2 3 3 2// 1

c b e E F E

V =V = r R R R

+ +

( )

1 10.6 mA/V

6.25 100 // 740

= =

+

(12)

( )

( )

1 1 2

1

1 1 2

//

//

c C

i e E F E

R r

V

V r R R R

α π

=

+ +

EXAMPLE 8.2 – MC1553

Assuming IC1=0.6mA, IC2=1mA, IC3=4mA, hfe=100, and ro=∞, find A,β, the closed-loop gain Af=Io/Vs, voltage gain Vo/Vs, Rin=Rifand Rof. If ro3=25kΩ, Rout= ?

- To find A= Io/Viwe should determine the gain of the 1ststage.

The Series-Series Feedback Amplifier

- Substituting re1=41.7Ω, rπ2=hfe/gm2=100/40=2.5kΩ, α1=0.99, Rc1=9kΩ, RE1=100Ω, RF=640Ω, and RE2=100Ω.

1 14.92 V/V

c

i

V V = −

- The gain of the 2ndstage.

( ) ( ( ) )

{ }

2

2 2 3 2 1

1

// 1 //

c

m C fe e E F E

c

V g R h r R R R

V = − + + +

2

1

131.2 V/V

c

c

V V = −

( )

( )

3

2 3 3 2 1

1 //

o e

c b e E F E

I I

V =V = r R R R

+ +

( )

1 10.6 mA/V

6.25 100 // 740

= =

+ - The gain of the 2ndstage.

- Substituting gm2=40mA/V, RC2=5kΩ, hfe=100, re3=25/4=6.25Ω, RE2=100Ω, RF=640Ω, and RE1=100Ω.

- The gain of the 3rdstage.

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The Series-Series Feedback Amplifier

14.92 131.2 10.6 10 3 20.7 A/V

o

i

A I V

= = − × − × × =

2

1

2 1

f E

E

o E F E

V R

I R R R R

β = = ×

+ +

100 100 11.9 100 640 100

= × =

+ +

20.7 83.7 mA/V

= =

Io A

A = =

- Combining the gains of 3 stages

- In the circuit of figure (c)

- The closed-loop gain

13

83.7 mA/V 1 20.7 11.9

= =

+ ×

1

o f

s

A =V = + Aβ

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The Series-Series Feedback Amplifier

3 3

3

o c C o C

f C

s s s

V I R I R

V V V A R

= = − = −83.7 10× 3×600= −50.2 V/V

(

1

)

if i

R = R + Aβ

(

1

)

1

(

1//

(

2

) )

13.65 kΩ

i fe e E F E

R = h + r + R R +R =

( )

13.65 1 20.5 11.9 3.34 MΩ

R =if + × =

- The voltage gain

- The input resistance of the feedback amp.

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The Series-Series Feedback Amplifier

14.92 131.2 10.6 10 3 20.7 A/V

o

i

A I V

= = − × − × × =

2

1

2 1

f E

E

o E F E

V R

I R R R R

β = = ×

+ +

100 100 11.9 100 640 100

= × =

+ +

20.7 83.7 mA/V

= =

Io A

A = =

- Combining the gains of 3 stages

- In the circuit of figure (c)

- The closed-loop gain

15

83.7 mA/V 1 20.7 11.9

= =

+ ×

1

o f

s

A =V = + Aβ

3 3

3

o c C o C

f C

s s s

V I R I R

V V V A R

= = − = −83.7 10× 3×600= −50.2 V/V

(

1

)

if i

R = R + Aβ

(

1

)

1

(

1//

(

2

) )

13.65 kΩ

i fe e E F E

R = h + r + R R +R =

( )

13.65 1 20.5 11.9 3.34 MΩ

R =if + × =

- The voltage gain

- The input resistance of the feedback amp.

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The Series-Series Feedback Amplifier

(

1 3

) (

// 3

)

out o m o of

R = +r + g r R rπ

( )( )

25 1 160 25 35.6 // 0.625 2.5 MΩ

= + + × =

(

1

)

143.9 1

(

20.7 11.9

)

35.6 kΩ

of o

R = R + Aβ = + × =

( )

2 143.9Ω

2// 1 3

1

C

o E F E e

fe

R R R R r R

h

= + + + + =

- The output resistance of the A circuit

- The output resistance of the feedback amp.

- In the circuit of figure (d)

(17)

The Shunt-Shunt Feedback Amplifier

- A is a transresistance, and β is a transconductance.

o f

s

A V

= I

f 1 A A

Aβ

= +

1

i if

R R

Aβ

= +

- Input resistance with feedback - Closed-loop transresistance

- Output resistance with feedback

17

1

o of

R R

Aβ

= +

- Output resistance with feedback

(18)

The Shunt-Shunt Feedback Amplifier

- A is a transresistance, and β is a transconductance.

o f

s

A V

= I

f 1 A A

Aβ

= +

1

i if

R R

Aβ

= +

- Input resistance with feedback - Closed-loop transresistance

- Output resistance with feedback 1

o of

R R

Aβ

= +

- Output resistance with feedback

(19)

The Shunt-Shunt Feedback Amplifier

- Assuming that the basic amp. is unilateral and that the forward transmission through the feedback is negligibly small.

- The actual input and output R of the feedback amp. exclude Rsand RL

12 basic 12 feedback amplifier network

y y

21 feedback 21 basic network amplifier

y y

1 1

in 1

if s

R R R

=

19

if s

R R

1 1

out 1

of L

R R R

=

(20)

The Shunt-Shunt Feedback Amplifier

EXAMPLE 8.3

Find the voltage gain Vo/Vs, Rinand Rof=Rout. The transistor has β=100.

- DC analysis

( )

0.7 0.07 47 3.99 47

C B B

V = + I + = + I

( )

12 1 0.07

4.7

C

B

V β I

= + +

(21)

The Shunt-Shunt Feedback Amplifier

EXAMPLE 8.3

- IB=0.015mA, IC=1.5mA, and VC=4.7V.

- In the circuit of figure (d)

(

// //

)

i s f

Vπ = I R R rπ

(

//

)

o m f C

V = −g Vπ R R

(

//

)(

// //

)

358.7 kΩ

o

m f C s f

i

A V g R R R R r

I π

= = − = −

- The input and output resistance of the A circuit

21

// // 1.4 kΩ

i s f

R = R R rπ = // 4.27 kΩ

o f C

R = R R =

- The input and output resistance of the A circuit

- In the circuit of figure (e)

1 1

47 kΩ

f

o f

I

V R

β = = − = −

(22)

The Shunt-Shunt Feedback Amplifier

EXAMPLE 8.3

Find the voltage gain Vo/Vs, Rinand Rof=Rout. The transistor has β=100.

- DC analysis

- IB=0.015mA, IC=1.5mA, and VC=4.7V.

- In the circuit of figure (d)

( )

0.7 0.07 47 3.99 47

C B B

V = + I + = + I

( )

12 1 0.07

4.7

C

B

V β I

= + +

(

// //

)

i s f

Vπ = I R R rπ

// // 1.4 kΩ

i s f

R = R R rπ =

(

//

)

o m f C

V = −g Vπ R R

(

//

)(

// //

)

358.7 kΩ

o

m f C s f

i

A V g R R R R r

I π

= = − = −

// 4.27 kΩ

o f C

R = R R =

- The input and output resistance of the A circuit

- In the circuit of figure (e)

1 1

47 kΩ

f

o f

I

V R

β = = − = −

(23)

The Shunt-Shunt Feedback Amplifier

- The closed-loop gain

- The voltage gain

- The input resistance of the feedback amp.

358.7 358.7

41.6 kΩ 1 1 358.7 / 47 8.63

o f

s

V A

A I Aβ

= = = = = −

+ +

41.6 4.16 V/V 10

o o

s s s

V V

V I R

= =

1.4 162.2

1 8.63

i if

R R

Aβ

= = =

+ R =165

23

in 165

R =

4.27 495

1 8.63

o of

R R

Aβ

= = =

+

- The output resistance of the feedback amp.

An important note

* Assumption - Most of the forward transmission occurs in the basic amp., and most of reverse transmission(feedback) occurs in the feedback network.

(24)

The Shunt-Series Feedback Amplifier

1

i if

R R

Aβ

= +

- Input resistance with feedback - Closed-loop current gain

- Output resistance with feedback 1

o f

s

I A

A I = + Aβ

(

1

)

of o

R = R +Aβ

(25)

The Shunt-Series Feedback Amplifier

- Assuming that the basic amp. is unilateral and that the forward transmission through the feedback is negligibly small.

- The actual input and output R of the feedback amp. exclude Rsand RL

1 1

in 1

if s

R R R

=

12 basic 12 feedback amplifier network

g g

21 feedback 21 basic network amplifier

g g

25

if s

R R

out of L

R = R R

(26)

The Shunt-Series Feedback Amplifier

EXAMPLE 8.4

Find the current gain Iout/Iin, Rinand Rout. The transistor has β=100 and VA=75V.

- DC analysis

1

12 15 1.57 V 100 15

VB =

+

1 1.57 0.7 0.87 V

VE =

1 0.87 / 0.54 1mA

IE = =

1 12 10 1 2 V

VC × =

2 2 0.7 1.3 V

VE =

2 1.3 / 3.4 0.4 mA

IE =

2 12 0.4 8 8.8 V

VC × =

(27)

The Shunt-Series Feedback Amplifier

27

( )

1 i s // E2 f // B// 1

Vπ = I R R + R R rπ

(

2

)

2 2//

b o

e E f

I V

r + R R

( ) ( )

{ }

2 1 1 1// 1// 2 1 2//

b m o C E f

V = −g Vπ r R rπ + β + R R

* neglecting ro2

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The Shunt-Series Feedback Amplifier

201.45 A/A

o

i

A I

I

(

2

)

1

// // // 1.535 kΩ

i s E f B

R = R R +R R rπ = - Open-loop current gain

- Input resistance of the A circuit

(

2

)

2 C1//1o1 2.69 kΩ

o E f e

R r

R R R r

= + + + β =

+

2 3.4

0.254

f E

I R

β = − = − = −

- Output resistance of the A circuit (* neglecting ro2)

- In the circuit of figure (d)

1+ Aβ =52.1

2

2

0.254 13.4

E

o E f

I R R

β = − = − = −

+

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The Shunt-Series Feedback Amplifier

29

3.87 A/A 1

o f

s

I A

A I = + Aβ = − 1 29.5

i if

R R

Aβ

= =

+

1 29.5

1 / 1 /

in

if s

R = R R

- Input resistance of the ideal feedback structure

- Input resistance of the practical feedback structure

- Closed-loop current gain

- Since Rin≈Rif , Iin≈Is.

2 2

2 2

out out C c C o

in s L C s L C s

I I R I R I

I I = R R I R R I

+ +

/ 3.44 A/A

out in

I I = −

(

1

)

140.1kΩ

of o

R = R +Aβ

( )

2 1 2 2//

out o m of

RRout==r18.1MΩ +g rπ R - Output resistance

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The Shunt-Series Feedback Amplifier

201.45 A/A

o

i

A I

I

(

2

)

1

// // // 1.535 kΩ

i s E f B

R = R R +R R rπ = - Open-loop current gain

- Input resistance of the A circuit

(

2

)

2 C1//1o1 2.69 kΩ

o E f e

R r

R R R r

= + + + β =

+

2 3.4

0.254

f E

I R

β = − = − = −

- Output resistance of the A circuit (* neglecting ro2)

- In the circuit of figure (d)

1+ Aβ =52.1

3.87 A/A 1

o f

s

I A

A I = + Aβ = −

2

2

0.254 13.4

E

o E f

I R R

β = − = − = −

+

1 29.5

i if

R R

Aβ

= =

+

1 29.5

1 / 1 /

in

if s

R = R R

- Input resistance of the ideal feedback structure

- Input resistance of the practical feedback structure

- Closed-loop current gain

- Since Rin≈Rif , Iin≈Is.

2 2

2 2

out out C c C o

in s L C s L C s

I I R I R I

I I = R R I R R I

+ +

/ 3.44 A/A

out in

I I = −

(

1

)

140.1kΩ

of o

R = R +Aβ

( )

2 1 2 2//

out o m of

R = r +g rπ R 18.1MΩ

Rout =

- Output resistance

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