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Analog Circuit Design Exam

The document contains exam questions for the course "EE 1503- Analysis and Design Of Analog Integrated Circuits". The questions are divided into two parts: Part A contains 9 short answer questions about multipliers, phase locked loops, and band gap referenced bias circuits. Part B contains two longer answer questions about Gilbert Multipliers, variable transconductance multipliers, and different biasing techniques.

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Analog Circuit Design Exam

The document contains exam questions for the course "EE 1503- Analysis and Design Of Analog Integrated Circuits". The questions are divided into two parts: Part A contains 9 short answer questions about multipliers, phase locked loops, and band gap referenced bias circuits. Part B contains two longer answer questions about Gilbert Multipliers, variable transconductance multipliers, and different biasing techniques.

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EE 1503- Analysis and Design Of Analog Integrated Circuits

Time:1 Hrs Max Marks: 50


PART-A (9*2=18 Marks)

1. Write the output of the four quadrant multiplier?


2. Write the output current of two quadrant multiplier?
3. Write some applications of multiplier ?
4. Write some Applications of phase locked loop?
5. Write down the elements used in PLL
6. What is the function of phase detector?
7. Define capture range
8. What is the use of VBE Multiplier.
9. Write some advantages of Band gap referenced bias circuits.

PART-B (2*16= 32 Marks)

10.a. Explain about Gilbert Multiplier.

(OR)

b. Explain about the band gap reference biasing.

11.a. Explain about variable transconductance multiplier

(OR)

b. Explain Vz reference biasing in detail.

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