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16. Analysis of simple non - linear circuit containing a MOSFET

The analysis of simple non-linear circuits involving MOSFETs is detailed, highlighting the differences between MOSFET and BJT behavior. Fundamental concepts such as circuit configurations, voltage and current relationships, and methods for determining operating points are emphasized. Through examples, the chapter illustrates how to analyze input-output transfer functions and signal amplification in MOSFET circuits.

Sections

  • 16.1

    Analog Electronic Circuits

    This section covers the analysis of simple non-linear circuits containing MOSFETs, detailing circuit configurations and representative examples.

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  • 16.2

    Analysis Of Simple Non–linear Circuit Containing A Mosfet

    This section covers the analysis of simple non-linear circuits using MOSFETs, including examples of common source amplifiers.

    Learning Practice

  • 16.2.1

    Basic Circuit Configuration

    This section covers the basic configuration of circuits involving MOSFETs, focusing on the analysis of a single transistor circuit and how to determine circuit current and voltage.

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  • 16.2.2

    Example Circuit

    This section describes the analysis of a simple non-linear circuit containing a MOSFET, focusing on its configuration, output characteristics, and the process of determining circuit current and voltage.

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  • 16.2.3

    General Circuit Analysis

    The section discusses the analysis of simple non-linear circuits using MOSFETs, with examples and characteristics involved in input-output transfer functions.

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  • 16.2.4

    N-Channel Mosfet Analysis

    This section provides an analysis of circuits involving N-channel MOSFETs, emphasizing circuit configurations, operational principles, and comparison with BJT circuits.

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  • 16.2.5

    P-Channel Mosfet Analysis

    This section covers the analysis of P-channel MOSFET circuits, focusing on their operation, characteristics, and differences from BJT circuits.

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  • 16.3

    Introduction

    This section introduces the analysis of simple non-linear circuits containing MOSFETs, outlining the key objectives and methodologies to be covered.

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  • 16.4

    Previous Discussions

    In this section, we explore the analysis of simple non-linear circuits containing MOSFETs, contrasting them with previous discussions on BJTs and emphasizing their operation and application.

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  • 16.5

    Amplification Analysis

    This section discusses the analysis of a simple non-linear circuit containing a MOSFET, emphasizing the differences between MOSFETs and BJTs in circuit operation.

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  • 16.5.1

    Signal Behavior In Common Source Configuration

    This section discusses the behavior of signals in a common source configuration using the MOSFET, detailing how input variations impact output signals and circuit analysis methods.

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  • 16.6

    Graphical Methodology For Analysis

    This section focuses on the graphical methodology for analyzing non-linear circuits, specifically those containing MOSFETs.

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  • 16.6.1

    Generalized Method

    This section outlines a generalized method for analyzing simple nonlinear circuits that involve MOSFETs, drawing comparisons to BJT circuits.

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  • 16.6.2

    Voltage-Dependent Current Source Model

    This section discusses the voltage-dependent current source model in MOSFET circuits, focusing on analyzing simple non-linear circuits and their output characteristics.

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References

Lecture 16.pdf

Class Notes

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What we have learnt

  • The basic circuit configura...
  • Input-output transfer chara...
  • Numerical examples illustra...

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