Analog Circuits Lab Manual BTECH 2nd Year
Analog Circuits Lab Manual BTECH 2nd Year
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ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
EC254
ANALOG CIRCUITS LAB SESSIONAL RECORD
Formulae :
● hie = Vbe/Ib input impedance in ce configuration
● hfe = Ic/Ib forward current gain in ce configuration
PROCEDURE :
1. Connect the circuit as shown in the figure.
2. Apply Vin as 25 mV and 1 kHz from the function generator.
3. Fix collector voltage Vcc at 6 V.
4. Vary ICQ by varying VEE.
5. Measure Vbe, Vce and Vcr for various collector currents(Ic). 6. Tabulate the
readings and calculate hie and hfe.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM :
OBSERVATIONS :
RESULT :
Hfe varies linearly with Ic with constant slope 1/Ib Hie
has a fixed
average value of 9.352 kOhm
EXPERIMENT 2
AIM: Design a Darlington pair amplifier and obtain its frequency response characteristics.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
OBSERVATIONS:
1. Frequency Response with BootStrap and RL =1kΩ:
RESULTS:
Frequency Avm = Db Ie Ib Ai
Parameter Vo/Vin Gain
Input Output
Parameter Impedance Impedance
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
OBSERVATIONS:
21 1G 3.44 9.25
RESULTS :
AIM:
(All highlighted portions are the 3dB Frequency Range for respective conditions.)
BODE PLOTTER:
With Vin = 1mV(rms) and 5kHz and Load Resistance 1 kΩ.
Parameter
With Load Resistance
Without Load Resistance
(1 kΩ)
3dB Frequency Bandwidth (Bw) 385.2 Hz - 114.03 MHz 344.7 Hz - 37.1 MHz
From this experiment we observed that for single stage, at Vin = 1mV(rms)
and frequency 5kHz:
With Load: The gain is 33.54dB and 3dB Bandwidth is 114.03 MHz.
Without Load: The gain is 43.34dB and 3dB Bandwidth is 37.1 MHz.
Hence, without load resistance the gain increased, 3dB bandwidth has
decreased, Ri remained almost constant and Ro also increased.
OBJECTIVE-(B): To Design multistage RC Coupled Amplifier Using BJT.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
OBSERVATIONS:
With Vin = 0.01mV(rms) and 5kHz and without load resistance.
Frequency
(Hz) Av dB gain Av dB gain
(1st Stage) (1st Stage) (2nd Stage) (2nd Stage)
0.04 -27.28
1 0.0005 -65.9
0.82 -1.62
10 0.08 -21.01
36.81 31.32
100 17.25 24.74
72.52 37.21
200 36.34 31.21
103.15 40.27
338.8 51.76 34.28
104.11 40.35
346.5 52.17 34.35
121.47 41.69
500 60.60 35.65
139.15 42.87
1.0K 69.42 36.83
147.06 43.35
10.0K 73.11 37.28
147.06 43.35
50.0K 72.69 37.23
147.06 43.35
100.0K 71.20 37.05
147.06 43.35
200.0K 65.99 36.39
147.06 43.35
369.6K 51.76 34.28
147.06 43.35
500.0K 47.04 33.45
147.06 43.35
1.0M 28.37 29.06
145.71 43.27
5.0M 6.23 15.89
141.90 43.04
10.0M 3.16 10.01
104.11 40.35
37.3M 1.16 1.29
86.09 38.7
50.0M 1.01 0.09
50.00 33.98
100.0M 0.80 -1.92
10.71 20.60
500.0M 0.32 -9.65
(All highlighted portions are the 3dB Frequency Range for respective conditions.)
1 0.0019 -54.29
10 0.65 -3.67
BODE PLOTTER:
For Stage 1 : with Vin = 0.01mV(rms) and 5kHz and without Load Resistance.
For Stage 2 : with Vin = 0.01mV(rms) and 5kHz and without Load Resistance.
For Combined Stage: with Vin = 0.01mV(rms) and 5kHz and without Load
Resistance.
RESULTS:
For Multi-Stage Amplifier with Vin = 0.01mV(rms) and frequency 5kHz :
3dB Frequency Bandwidth (Bw) 477.8 Hz - 932.8 kHz 448.1 Hz - 422.5 kHz
(Bw = 932.4 kHz) (Bw = 422.1 kHz)
For Multi-Stage amplifier, it is observed that at Vin = 0.01mV(rms) and frequency
5kHz:
With Load: The gain is 70.84dB and 3dB Bandwidth is 932.4 kHz.
Without Load: The gain is 80.64dB and 3dB Bandwidth is 422.1 kHz.
Hence, without load resistance the gain increased, 3dB bandwidth has decreased,
Ri remained almost constant and also Ro increased.
Vin = 0.01mV(rms) and frequency 5kHz and without load resistance:
3dB Frequency 338.8 Hz - 369.6 kHz 346.5 Hz - 37.3 MHz 448.1 Hz - 422.5 kHz
Bandwidth (Bw) (Bw = 369.6 kHz) (Bw = 37.3 MHz) (Bw = 422.1 kHz)
Also comparing the results from Stage 1, Stage 2 and Combined Stage (with
Vin = 0.01mV(rms) and frequency 5kHz and without load resistance), it can
be verified that the gain of Combined Stage is the product of gain of Stage 1
and Stage 2 (i.e. 73.11 x 147.06 = 10752.13).
CONCLUSION:
It can be observed that the gain has increased drastically from single stage
to multistage amplifier (i.e. from 43.34dB (gain=147.06) to 80.64dB
(gain=10745.9) without load resistance and from 33.54dB to 70.84dB with
load resistance) and 3dB bandwidth has decreased.
EXPERIMENT 5
AIM: Design a BJT based tuned amplifier and find its frequency response.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
OBSERVATION:
Vin = 100mV (rms Value) ; L = 10 uH ; C = 470nF with BJT BF240 and Rl = 1kOm.
Frequency Av Av in db
1M Hz 0.0042 -47.34
5M Hz 0.0025 -51.74
BODE PLOTTER:
Ri 18.84 kΩ 18.8 kΩ
Ro 95 Ω 147.2 Ω
3dB Frequency Bandwidth 75.5 KHz - 72.5 KHz 75.3 KHz - 72.25 KHz
The gain was found maximum at the resonant frequency fr (73.18 kHz as highlighted
in the observation table) i.e. 0.12 dBgain (with Rl = 1 kΩ) and 31.59 dBgain (without
Rl) and observed that it is decreasing on the either sides of the resonant frequency.
The 3dB Frequency Bandwidth was 3.1KHz (with load) and 3.05KHz (without load).
The Q factor was 23.606(with load) and 23.99 (without load).
Experiment- 6
Circuit Diagram:
(At Vin = 1mV (Vp-p) ; Frequency = 1 kHz ; Without any Load Resistance)
Frequency Gain (dB)
(Hz)
Gain (Without Gain
Feedback) Gain
(Without (With
Feedback) (With Feedback) Feedback)
100.0
55.08 34.82 4.25 12.57
500.0
70.71 36.99 4.25 12.58
10.0K
71.69 37.11 4.25 12.58
50.0K
71.69 37.11 4.25 12.58
500.0K
71.69 37.11 4.25 12.58
10.0M
71.12 37.04 4.21 12.5
50.0M
57.54 35.20 3.48 10.85
(At Vin = 1mV (Vp-p); Frequency = 1 kHz; Without any Load Resistance)
Without
Parameter Feedback With Feedback
➢ Gain = Decreases
Circuit Diagram:
S losed) = With
Switch
w S2 : OFF(Open) = Without
Voltage Shunt Voltage Shunt
Feedback
OBSERVATION:
(At Vin = 1mV (Vp-p) ; Frequency = 200 kHz ; Without any Load Resistance)
Frequency(Hz) Gain (Without FB) Gain (dB) Gain (With FB) Gain (in dB)
3dB Frequency Bandwidth 1.29 kHz - 39.30 MHz 6.34 kHz - 64.06 Mhz
(Bw) (Bw = 39.30 Mhz) (Bw = 64.06 Mhz)
Performing the experiment, it can be concluded and verified that after applying the
Voltage Shunt feedback in a circuit using the S2 switch at Vin = 1mV (Vp-p), Frequency
= 200 kHz and without any Load Resistance the:
➢ Gain = Decreases
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
BODE PLOTTER:
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:
CALCULATIONS :
1
𝑇 = =2πrc = 2π(20KΩ)(0.01µF) = 1.25663ms.
𝑓𝑜
The measured value of Time Period of the oscillator using Oscilloscope for R = 20 kΩ
and C = 0.01µF; R5 = 10 kΩ and R6 = 20.042 kΩ is 1.262ms.
Note:
(The simulation results were taken after trans time 2.5s or 2.5min at stable and unrectified
output in oscilloscope)
Error = (Theoretical Value − Measured Value ) x100 = (1.2566 − 1.262 )x 100 = 0.4297%
Theoretical Value 1.2566
CONCLUSION :
Performing the experiment and doing the calculations it can be successfully verified with the
theory of Wein’s Bridge Oscillator, that the Theoretical value (i.e. 1.2566ms) and Measured
Value (i.e.1.262ms) of Time Period of the oscillator (for R = 20 kΩand C = 0.01µF) are found
to be approximately same with an Error of 0.4297%.
EXPERIMENT 8
AIM: Design a differential amplifier using BJT and determine the common-
mode gain at different frequencies. Find the CMRR.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
Differential Mode:
Common Mode:
OBSERVATIONS:
1 1.48 4.121
10 18.250 24.835
1k 107.755 40.659
1M 106.535 40.631
1G 1.638 4.252
Common Mode Frequency Response:(V1 = 10mVrms and V2 =
10mVrms)
1 0.021 -33.206
10 0.211 -13.506
1k 0.892 -0.996
1M 0.894 -0.968
1G 1.00 0.007
The Common Mode Gain (at V1 = 10mVrms and V2 = 10mVrms and 1 kHz
Frequency) is Ac = 0.892 (in dB = -0.996).
For Differential Mode, the gain first increases then becomes constant
at 49.659dB (frequency range = 69.5 Hz - 10.8 Mhz) and then again
decreases.
For Common mode, the gain first increases then becomes constant
around Zero(0 dB) after 50Hz frequency.
The value of output voltage Vo using the theoretical formula and the
measured value are approximately the same.
CMRR = 20 x log Ad
Ac
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
• LOGARITHMIC AMPLIFIER:
• ANTI-LOGARITHMIC AMPLIFIER:
OBSERVATIONS:
LOGARITHMIC AMPLIFIER:
0.1 -474.97
0.5 -517.021
1.0 -535.073
1.5 -545.655
2.0 -555.183
2.5 -559.039
3.0 -563.838
3.5 -567.907
4.0 -571.422
4.5 -574.57
5.0 -577.376
5.5 -579.921
6.0 -582.253
6.5 -584.403
7.0 -586.401
7.5 -588.265
8.0 -590.015
8.5 -591.663
9.0 -593.222
9.5 -594.701
10.0 -596.107
⚫ ANTI-LOGARITHMIC AMPLIFIER:
0.0 0.0017
0.10 0.0017
0.20 0.0017
0.25 0.0017
0.30 0.0016
0.35 0.00009
0.375 -0.0002
0.40 -0.0032
0.425 -0.011
0.45 -0.032
0.475 -0.089
0.50 -0.236
0.525 -0.624
0.55 -1.633
0.575 -4.225
0.60 -10.66
0.606 -13.23
0.608 -14.11
0.625 -14.115
0.65 -14.116
⚫ LOGARITHMIC AMPLIFIER:
ANTI- A
LOG M
RESULTS:
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
Low Pass:
High Pass:
Voltage dB
Frequency (Hz) Gain Gain
1 5.92 15.53
1k 5.99 15.59
5k 5.81 15.22
1M 0.01 -36.29
5M 0.0006 -64.30
Frequency Voltage dB
(Hz) Gain Gain
1 0.0018 -54.8
50 0.49 -6.14
1k 1.96 5.85
5k 1.99 6.01
Frequency Voltage dB
(Hz) Gain Gain
1 0.02 -33.90
50 0.98 -0.13
1k 3.90 11.8
5k 3.56 11.04
Frequency Voltage dB
(Hz) Gain Gain
1 2.00 6.02
50 1.92 5.68
1k 1.24 1.88
5k 1.94 5.80
Bode Plotter:
1.For the First Order Low Pass Filter, the cut-off frequency (Fc) is Measured
Value : Fc = 15.811 kHz and it matches the theoritically calculated value.
2.For the First Order High Pass Filter, the cut-off frequency (Fc) is Measured
Value : Fc = 198.783 Hz. and it matches the theoritically calculated value.
3.For the First Order Band Pass Filter (Wide Band), the Frequencies are :
Measured Value :
Fn = 1.404 kHz.
FH = 10.43k Hz
FL = 193 Hz
and it matches the theoretically calculated value.
4.For the First Order Band Reject Filter (Wide Band), the
Frequencies are
Measured Value :
Fm = 449.372 Hz.
FH = 732 Hz
FL = 277 Hz. and it matches the theoretically calculated value.