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23.7.2. Loading Effects in Current to Voltage Conversions
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What is a current amplifier?
Hint
Think of the function it serves in electronics.
- 2.
Explain the purpose of DC bias in a current amplifier.
Hint
Consider what happens if a transistor is turned off.
- 3.
What is the unloaded current gain of a current amplifier?
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- The ratio of output to input current
- Always greater than 1
Hint
Think about what happens when no load is connected.
- 4.
True or False: Coupling capacitors allow DC signals to pass.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the primary function of coupling capacitors.
- 5.
Design a current amplifier circuit to amplify a 10uA input current to 100uA with a load of 10 ohms. Calculate the required A, and resistance values.
Hint
Use the unloaded current gain formula.
- 6.
Discuss the primary trade-offs between high input resistance and low output resistance in application circuits for current amplifiers.
Hint
Consider how input and output impedances influence overall performance.
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