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18.1. Linearization of Non – Linear Circuit Containing BJT
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- 1.
What is the operating point in a circuit?
Hint
Think about the steady conditions of the circuit!
- 2.
Why is linearization important?
Hint
Recall that it makes computations easier!
- 3.
What do we refer to when we talk about the operating point?
Hint
Think of it as the point of operation for circuit functions!
- 4.
True or false: Linearization can be applied to any range of input in a circuit.
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- False
Hint
Remember the restrictions on small signal analysis!
- 5.
Derive the small signal equivalent circuit of a given BJT amplifier, assuming practical values for DC voltage and resistances.
Hint
Don't forget to consider voltage-dependent currents and small signals around the Q-point.
- 6.
Analyze how varying the input voltage slightly changes the output voltage in a given BJT circuit using small signal analysis.
Hint
You may need to express both outputs in terms of small signal variations to observe the effect.
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