Microelectric Circuits 25

Please check my work and if incorrect give me the correct answer 25 Consider an op-amp having a single-pole open-loop response with Ao = 104 and fp = 10 Hz. Let the op-amp be ideal otherwise (infinite input impedance, zero output impedance, and so on). If this amplifier is connected in the noninverting configuration with a n ...continues

Phaser node voltage

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Micro Electric Circuits

For the depletion-load amplifier, let W1=80microm, L1=4micrometers, W2=8 micrometers and L2=32 micrometers. If the body-effect parameter X=0.2, find the voltage gain neglecting the effect on ro. a. -44.72 V/V b. -45.6V/V c. 44.72 V/V d. 45.6 V/V

Logic

Realize the following function using only two-input NAND gates. See attachment for function. I do not understand how i would get this with NAND gates? Please draw out so i can see.

Electronic problems

Hi I hope you can help me with these few questions, I have made some attempts myself. On question 1 I have assumed a supply voltage of 28volts. That is If this is what the question means. The text book is HUGHES electrical and electronic technology (1) A zener diode has a reverse breakdown volt ...continues

Thevenin's Theorem

I am after someone to write the equations used to find Vab1 using volatage souce and Vab2 using the current source which will in turn give me ETH(Thevin Voltage) for the circuit (Vab1+Vab2) Vab1 is the volatage of the circuit using the voltage source and open circuit current source and applying the voltage divider rule. Vab2 ...continues

Thevinin Equivalent to work out max power

This is part of a maximum power problem that I have worked through. Could I please get someone to write down the equation for working out the ZTH(Thevinin equivalent load for this circuit) also could you find Vab1 is the volatage of the circuit using the voltage source and open circuit current source and applying the voltage ...continues

Superposition Theorem - Independent Sources

Using Superposition theorem for independent sources (ie using ohm's law and applying the current divider rule) I would like to check the equations used to find the voltage accross R4. RL is known so workings do not need to be shown. (See attached file for circuit diagram) This is a check for me as I am studying for an exam ...continues

Find the drain Voltage

See attached .Can yo show me how to find the value of R to obtain the drain current Id=.4mA.Also find the drain voltage VD.The NMOS transistor has a Vt=2V (See attached file for full problem description)

bjt transistor

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