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RC COUPLED AMPLIFIER20:29 TITTU THOMAS NO COMMENTS
The figure shows the circuit diagram ofan RC COUPLED AMPLIFIER.
The circuit shown here using Voltage div ider bias.
Rc coupled amplifier is commonly used to amplify the giv en input signal.
Here we considering the sinusoidal input signal and at output
terminals we get the amplified v ersion of input signal.
ie; Amplitude increased by a factor equal to the gain of the amplifier.
Try our RC COUPLED AMPLIFIER VOLTAGE GAIN CALCULATOR
WORKING Of RC Coupled Amplifier
Consider the positiv e going wav e of sinusoidal signal.
ie; Rising from zero to peak v alue and v icev ersa.
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Due to transistor parameters, any v ariation in the input terminal(base) may
cause a large v ariations in the output terminal(collector) in common
Emitter configuration.
Thi s i s the basi c pri nci pl e used for Rc coupl ed ampl i fi er, to ampl i fy
the si gnal .
If the input signal rises from zero in the input, it cause a large
rise in v oltage (amplitude)
at the output terminal.
And similarly for negetiv e going wav e.
Inorder to achiev e faithful amplification of input signal, the Q point
must be selected in the middle of DC Load Line.
To stabilize the Q point in the middle and make it independent of
temperature v ariations we are using v oltage div ider bias.
WAVE FORMS
of Rc Coupled Amplifier
INPUT WAVE
OUTPUT
COMPONENTS AND THEIR USES
R1 and R2
¤ R1 and R2 prov ides necessary biasing to the Transistor Q.
¤ It will stabilize the Q point near the middle of DC Load line.
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C in and C out
¤ It is called as Coupling Capacitor.
¤ It prov ides coupling to the input and output signals.
It helps to achiev e maximum power transform
Rc and Re
¤ It helps to control or drop the supply v oltage Vcc.
¤ It giv es a safer limit of v cc for collector and emitter terminals.
Ce
¤ Emitter capacitor, it also called as By pass capacitor.
¤ It will by pass ac current and restricts dc,
Due to this only dc v oltage will drop across emitter resistor.
¤ If we neglecting the By pass capacitor, ac v oltage will drop across
Re, which may reduce the gain of amplifier.
ADVANTAGES OF RC COUPLED AMPLIFIER
¤ We can be able to amplify any signal in Audio frequency range.
¤ It prov ides faithful amplification of input signal.
¤ Simple circuit diagram
¤ By using the transistor BC1 07 it prov ides an amplification factor of
nearly 50.
ie; it prov ides an output 50 times greater than the input.
DISADVANTAGES OF RC COUPLED AMPLIFIER
¤ Bjt Amplifier will oscillates on higher frequency range such as
radio frequencies.
¤ Band width is comparably narrow than JFET amplifier
DC BIASING CONDITIONS
¤ Voltage drop across collector resistor Rc
should be equal to 40% of Vcc.
¤ Voltage drop across emitter resistor Re
should be equal to 1 0% of Vcc.
¤ Voltage drop across Collector-Emitter terminal should be equal to 50% of Vcc.
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Note:: The dc biasing conditions should be check only after remov ing
all the capacitors.
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