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18. Linearization of non - linear circuit containing BJT - Part A

Linearization of non-linear circuits, particularly involving BJTs, is crucial for simplifying complex analyses. By focusing on a narrow range around the operating point, or Q-point, we can derive the small signal equivalent circuit, allowing for easier manipulation of circuit responses. The concepts of transfer characteristics and their linearization form the basis for effective circuit design in analog electronics.

Sections

  • 18.1

    Linearization Of Non – Linear Circuit Containing Bjt

    This section explores the linearization of non-linear circuits containing BJTs, focusing on the small signal equivalent circuit and its relation to the input-output transfer characteristics.

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  • 18.1.1

    Introduction

    This section introduces the concept of linearization in non-linear circuits that involve BJTs, outlining the scope of topics to be discussed.

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  • 18.1.2

    Concepts To Be Covered

    This section discusses the linearization of non-linear circuits, specifically focusing on BJTs, and introduces the small signal equivalent circuit.

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  • 18.1.3

    Example Circuit

    This section discusses the linearization of non-linear circuits containing BJTs, focusing on the small signal equivalent circuit and input-output characteristics.

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  • 18.1.4

    Linearization Details

    This section discusses the linearization of non-linear circuits containing BJTs and the concept of small signal equivalent circuits.

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  • 18.1.5

    Impact Of Small Signal Characteristics

    This section discusses the linearization of non-linear circuits containing BJTs, focusing on the characteristics of small signal equivalent circuits and their application in analyzing electronic circuits.

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  • 18.1.6

    Operating Point Or Q-Point

    This section discusses the concept of the operating point (Q-point) in the linearization of non-linear circuits containing BJTs, highlighting its significance for small signal analysis.

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  • 18.1.7

    Small Signal Transfer Characteristic

    This section covers the concepts of linearization in non-linear circuits involving BJTs, focusing on the small signal transfer characteristics.

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  • 18.1.8

    Small Signal Equivalent Circuit

    This section focuses on the linearization techniques applied to non-linear circuits involving BJTs to derive small signal equivalent circuits.

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References

Lecture 18 Part A.pdf

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What we have learnt

  • Linearization techniques al...
  • Understanding small signal ...
  • The operating point (Q-poin...

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