Design of Single Stage JFET Amplifier

Design of single stage JFET amplifier 1: Design for device parameter variations 2: Design for midpoint biasing 3: Design

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Design of single stage JFET amplifier 1: Design for device parameter variations 2: Design for midpoint biasing 3: Design for Zero thermal drift 4: Graphical methord [Do not write text included in square bracket ]

Type 1:Design against device parameter variations Step1: Selection of biasing circuit We select voltage divider(P.D) bias circuit as it provides stable quiescent point against device parameter variations [Draw the figure]

Step 2:Selection of Idq Given Id min & Id max Idq = (Idmin + Id max)/2

Step 3: Selection of Vgsq Id = Idss * sqr(1- (Vgs/Vp)) Vgs = Vp * (1 - sqrt(Id/Idss)) Calculate Vgs max by substituting Vp max, Id max & Idss max inVgs Similarly calculate Vgs min Vgsq = (Vgs max + Vgs min)/2

Step 4: Selection of Rs Rs = (mod(Vgs max) - mod(Vgs min))/(Idq max - Idq min)

Step 5: Selection of Rd gm = gmo(1 - (Vgs/Vp typ)) Gain of JFET amplifier, mod(Av) = gm * RL' If RL is given RL' = (rd) parallel (Rd) parallel (RL) If RL is not given assume RL = infinity RL' = (rd) parallel (Rd) Calculate Rd from above [If required gain(Av) is greater than a specified value, select higher std value] [If required gain(Av) is equal to a specified value, select nearest standard value]

Step 6: Selection of Vdsq Case 1: Vo is given & Vdd is not given Providing 15% margin we get Vdsq = 1.15 * (mod(Vp typ) + Vo peak) Case 2: Vo is not given & Vdd is given Vdsq = (mod(Vp typ) + Vdd)/2 Case3: Vo is not given & Vdd is not given Assume Vo = 1.5 V Vdsq = 1.15 * (mod(Vp typ) + Vo peak)

Step 7: Selection of Vdd

Vdd = Idq * (Rd + Rs) + Vdsq Select higher std value

Step 8: Selection of R1 & R2 Vg = (Idq * Rs) + Vgsq Also Vg = Vdd * R2/(R1 + R2) [Find R1 in terms of R2 & assume R2 = 1 M ohm & calculate R1]

Step 9: Selection of coupling capacitors [Select higher standard value for all capacitors] Selection of Cg: [FL = lower cutoff frequency.AssumeFL = 20 Hz (For all capacitors)if not specified. Voltage ratings of capacitors > Vdd] Xcg = (R1) parallel (R2) Cg = 1/(2 * pi * FL * Xcg) Selection of Cd: Xcd = (rd) parallel (Rd) + RL Hence Cd = 1/(2 * pi * FL * Xcd) If RL is not specified, assume RL = Ri = (R1) parallel (R2) Selection of Cs: Xcs = (Rs) parallel (1/gm) Cg = 1/(2 * pi * FL * Xcs) [Draw the figure with designed values]

Type 2: Design For midpoint biasing We use only typical values for midpoint biasing

Step1: Selection of biasing circuit We use self bias circuit [Draw the figure]

Step 2:Selection of Idq Idq = Idss typ/2

Step 3: Selection of Vgsq Idq = Idss typ * sqr(1- (Vgsq/Vp typ)) Hence Vgsq = Vp typ * (1 - sqrt(Idq/Idss typ))

Step 4: Selection of Rs Rs = (mod(Vgsq)/(Idq)

Step 5: Selection of Rd

gm = gmo(1 - (Vgsq/Vp typ)) Gain of JFET amplifier, mod(Av) = gm * RL' If RL is given RL' = (rd) parallel (Rd) parallel (RL) If RL is not given assume RL = infinity RL' = (rd) parallel (Rd) [Calculate Rd from above, Select higher standard value] [If required gain(Av) is greater than a specified value, select higher std value] [If required gain(Av) is equal to a specified value, select nearest standard value]

Step 6: Selection of Vdsq Case 1: Vo is given & Vdd is not given Providing 15% margin we get Vdsq = 1.15 * (mod(Vp typ) + Vo peak) Case 2: Vo is not given & Vdd is given Vdsq = (mod(Vp typ) + Vdd)/2 Case3: Vo is not given & Vdd is not given Assume Vo = 1.5 V Vdsq = 1.15 * (mod(Vp typ) + Vo peak)

Step 7: Selection of Vdd Vdd = Idq * (Rd + Rs) + Vdsq Select higher std value

Step 8: Selection of Rg Assume Rg = 1 M ohm

Step 9: Selection of coupling capacitors [Select higher standard value for all capacitors] Selection of Cg: [FL = lower cutoff frequency.AssumeFL = 20 Hz (For all capacitors)if not specified. Voltage ratings of capacitors > Vdd] Xcg = (Rg) Cg = 1/(2 * pi * FL * Xcg) Selection of Cd: Xcd = (rd) parallel (Rd) + RL If RL is not specified, assume RL = Ri = (R1) parallel (R2) Selection of Cs: Xcs = (Rs) parallel (1/gm) Cg = 1/(2 * pi * FL * Xcs) [Draw the circuit with designed values]

Type 3: Design for zero thermal drift Step 1: Selection of biasing circuit [Draw the figure]

Step 2: Selection of Vgsq

mod(Vp typ) - mod(Vgsq) = 0.63V Calculate Vgsq

Step 3: Selection of Idq Idq = Idss typ * sqr(1 - ( Vgsq/Vptyp)

Step 4: Selection of Rs Vgsq = - Idq * Rs hence Rs = mod(Vgsq/Idq) [Select nearest std value]

Step 5: Selection of Rd gm = gmo(1 - (Vgsq/Vp typ)) Gain of JFET amplifier, mod(Av) = gm * RL' If RL is given RL' = (rd) parallel (Rd) parallel (RL) If RL is not given assume RL = infinity RL' = (rd) parallel (Rd) [Calculate Rd from above, Select higher standard value] [If required gain(Av) is greater than a specified value, select higher std value] [If required gain(Av) is equal to a specified value, select nearest standard value]

Step 6: Selection of Vdsq Providing 15% margin we get Vdsq = 1.15 * (mod(Vp typ) + Vo peak)

Step 7: Selection of Vdd Vdd = Idq * (Rd + Rs) + Vdsq Select higher std value

Step 8: Selection of Rg Assume Rg = 1 M ohm

Step 9: Selection of coupling capacitors [Select higher standard value for all capacitors] Selection of Cg: [FL = lower cutoff frequency.AssumeFL = 20 Hz (For all capacitors)if not specified. Voltage ratings of capacitors > Vdd] Xcg = (Rg) Cg = 1/(2 * pi * FL * Xcg) Selection of Cd: Xcd = (rd) parallel (Rd) + RL If RL is not specified, assume RL = Ri = (R1) parallel (R2) Selection of Cs: Xcs = (Rs) parallel (1/gm) Cg = 1/(2 * pi * FL * Xcs) [Draw the circuit with designed values]

Graphical method

[In graphical methord draw the graph of Ids against Vds [Values given in data sheet.You will be given the value/s of or range of Ids (2 values(max or min) or range of values for device parameter variation & single value(typ) for other methods)] [Plot the required value/s of Vgs & find Vgsq & continue with the usual method. The answers in the 2 methods will differ a lot for the same problem. For device parameter variation use max & min curve to calculate Vgs max & min

resp. For other methods use typ curve unless mentioned otherwise ]