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    Chapter 8:

    FET Amplifiers

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    IntroductionIntroduction

    Excellent voltage gain g nput mpe ance

    Low-power consumption

    Good frequency range

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    FET SmallFET Small--Si nal ModelSi nal Model

    TransconductanceTransconductance

    e re a ons p o a c ange n D o e correspon ng c ange n

    VGS is called transconductancetransconductance

    ranscon uc ance s eno e gm an g ven y:

    DI=GSV

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    Gra hical Determination ofGra hical Determination of

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    Mathematical Definitions ofMathematical Definitions of

    GS

    Dm

    V

    Ig =

    P

    GS

    P

    DSSm

    V

    V1

    V

    2Ig

    P

    DSSm0

    V

    2Ig =

    Where VGS =0V

    P

    GSm0mV

    V1gg

    DSS

    D

    P

    GS

    I

    I

    V

    V1 =

    Where

    DSS

    Dm0

    P

    GSm0m

    Ig

    V1gg =

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    FET Im edanceFET Im edance

    Input impedance:Input impedance:

    iZ

    do1

    rZ =Output Impedance:Output Impedance:

    os

    where:

    constantVD

    DSd GSI

    r =

    yos= admittance parameter listed on FET specification sheets.

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    FET AC Equivalent CircuitFET AC Equivalent Circuit

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    CommonCommon--Source CS FixedSource CS Fixed--Bias CircuitBias Circuit

    The input is on the gate and the

    output is on the drain

    There is a 180 phase shiftbetween input and output

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    Input impedance:Input impedance:

    Gi RZ =Out ut im edance:Out ut im edance:

    dDo r||RZ =

    10RrDo Dd

    )R||(rgV

    V

    A Ddmo

    v

    Dd 10RrDm

    i

    ov Rg

    V

    VA

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    CommonCommon--Source CS SelfSource CS Self--Bias CircuitBias Circuit

    This is a common-source amplifier

    configuration, so the input is on the gate

    and the output is on the drain

    There is a 180 phase shift betweeninput and output

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    CalculationsCalculations

    Input impedance:Input impedance:

    Gi =Out ut im edance:Out ut im edance:

    Ddo R||rZ =

    10RrDo Dd

    )R||(rgA Ddmv Voltage gain:Voltage gain:

    Dd 10RrDmv RgA

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    CommonCommon--Source (CS) SelfSource (CS) Self--Bias CircuitBias Circuit

    Removing Cs affects

    the gain of the circuit.

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    CalculationsCalculations

    RZ =Input impedance:Input impedance:

    Output impedance:Output impedance:

    10RrDo Dd

    RZ

    Dmo RgV Voltage gain:Voltage gain:

    d

    SDSm

    iv

    r

    RRRg1

    V ++=

    RV)R(R01r

    Smiv SDdRg1V

    ++

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    CommonCommon--Source (CS) VoltageSource (CS) Voltage--Divider BiasDivider Bias

    This is a common-source

    amplifier configuration, so the

    in ut is on the ate and theoutput is on the drain.

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    ImpedancesImpedances

    Input impedance:Input impedance:

    21i R||RZ =

    Ddo R||rZ =

    10RrDo DdRZ

    )R||(rgA Ddmv

    Dd 10RrDmv RgA

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    --

    -

    configuration, the input is on the

    gate, but the output is from the

    .

    There is no phase shift between

    npu an ou pu .

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    ImpedancesImpedances

    Input impedance:Input impedance:

    Gi =

    Output impedance:Output impedance:

    mSdo

    g

    1||R||rZ =

    Sd 10Rrm

    So g||RZ

    )R||(rg1

    )R||(rg

    V

    V

    A Sdm

    Sdm

    i

    o

    v +

    10rSm

    Sm

    i

    ov dRg1

    Rg

    V

    VA +

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    CommonCommon--Gate CG CircuitGate CG Circuit

    and the output is on the

    drain.

    There is no phase shift

    between input and output.

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    CalculationsCalculations

    Input impedance:Input impedance:

    ++=

    dm

    DdSi

    rg1

    Rr||RZ

    Dd 10Rrm

    Sig

    ||RZ

    dDo r||RZ =10rDo d

    RZ

    + DDm rR

    Rg

    +=

    d

    Div

    r

    R1

    VA 10RrDmv Dd

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    DD--T e MOSFET AC E uivalentT e MOSFET AC E uivalent

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    --

    gm and rd can be found inthe specification sheet for

    the FET.

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    -- --

    There is a 180 phase shiftbetween input and output.

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    CalculationsCalculations

    Input impedance:Input impedance:

    )R||(rg1

    R||rRZ

    Ddm

    DdFi +

    +=FR

    Out ut im edanceOut ut im edance::

    DdDdF r,rDmRg1

    >+

    DdFo ||Rr||RZ =10RrR||rRDo RZ >

    Voltage gainVoltage gain::

    )R||r||(RgA DdFmv Dmv D10Rd,rD||RdrFRRgA >

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    -- --

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    CalculationsCalculations

    Input impedanceInput impedance::

    21i R||RZ =

    Ddo R||rZ =u pu mpe ance:u pu mpe ance:

    10rDod

    )R||(rgA Ddmv

    Dd 10RrDmvg

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    Summar TableSummar Table

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    Summar TableSummar Table

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    Check the DC bias voltages:Check the DC bias voltages:

    If not correct check power supply, resistors, FET. Also check to ensure

    that the coupling capacitor between amplifier stages is OK.

    .

    Check the AC voltages:Check the AC voltages:

    ,

    stage

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    Practical A licationsPractical A lications

    ThreeThree--Channel Audio MixerChannel Audio Mixer

    Silent SwitchingSilent Switching

    Phase Shift NetworksPhase Shift Networks

    Motion Detection S stemMotion Detection S stem

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