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    Analyzing a differential amplifier.

    I want to perform the small signal AC analysis of the circuit. To calculate gm. I need IC ,ie the DC quiescent collector current. But in the differential amplifier stage, the AC input voltages are not connected via capacitors....So while performing DC analysis ,we cannot open circuit the AC...
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    What is the effect of doubling of the emitter area of transistor Q3?

    QThe transistors have finite β and an infinite early voltage. Derive the expression for Io in terms of Iref and β. In this question Io has to be represented in terms of Iref.... The solution matches to that given in text book. But they have perhaps done it without considering the doubled area...
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    If someone has come across this book, can you please tell me which book is this?

    I am studying about analysis of multiple diode circuits and came across this article. It seems that this article is part of some book. If anyone has ever used this book, it would be highly helpful if you would be able to tell which book's part is this. Thank you. **broken link removed**
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    Determine current and voltage for the given diode circuit

    I had calculated the first I(D1) to check if current through it is +ve or -ve. But that is perhaps not necessary and wrong as you pointed out that as we have determined D2 is off, I(D1)=1.86+0=1.86 mA in the first place only. Thank you sir for helping me with it. :grin:
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    Determine current and voltage for the given diode circuit

    Q. Cutin voltage for each diode=0.7V. Determine current throught D1 and Vo for (a) R1=10 kohm, R2 =5 kohm. Ans(I(D1)=0.93 mA, Vo=-15V) (b) R1=5 kohm, R2 =10 kohm. Ans(I(D1)=1.86 mA, Vo=-15V) My approach (a)First considering both the diodes connect. Let the voltage of the node where n...
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    How to simplify this series?

    Sorry I am wrong. The series should be z^-1 + 2z^-2+ 3z^-3 + ...... to infinity - - - Updated - - - Yes true. Sorry for the mistake
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    How to simplify this series?

    I am trying to find z transform of nu(n) In that I encounter the following problem: How do I find the simplification of the following series? z^-1 + 2z^-1 + 3z^-3 + ...... to infinity Please describe the mathematical steps.
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    Lms(least mean square) algorithm design using vhdl.

    How to write testbench for this code if we want to implement it in vivado HLS? We are new to vivado HLS. It seems that it is mandatory to write testbench for a c code in vivado hls. How to write a testbench for this code? We have come to know that we have to omit the printf statements. What...
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    Lms(least mean square) algorithm design using vhdl.

    We have found a code for implementing LMS algorithm. However we cannot find any of the components of LMS algorithm in the simulation results viz input signal x(n), desired signal d(n),error signal e(n),output signal y(n).Only signal result is there.What value is result representing?Also after...
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    What does this value mean ?

    What does this value mean: 6.40690750792007e+71? yy and er1 are real variables.
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    Lms(least mean square) algorithm design using vhdl.

    Re: How to implement LMS algorithm in vhdl? How to use ufixed when it involves multiplication a number of times?(VHDL question) We have to implement the following LMS equations in vhdl in a loop. y=x1w1+x2w2; w1=u*x1*e+w1; w2=u*x2*e+w2; e=y-x; However u is a floating point number and have to...
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    How to add Gaussian noise/any other noise to sine wave(using VHDL)?

    Sir understood that the signals will have phase difference but why is s4 is starting earliest, then s3, then s2 and then s1
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    How to add Gaussian noise/any other noise to sine wave(using VHDL)?

    Sir Understood. But sir why is then a relative separation is there between the signals. Shouldnt they all start from the same instant after facing a particular delay(in this case after 360 clock cycles)?
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    How to add Gaussian noise/any other noise to sine wave(using VHDL)?

    We are trying to generate a noisy sine wave signal, that will be phase shifted three times to generate signals s1,s2,s3 and s4. For that we have created an array sine2 that will hold the noisy sine wave signal, and we will shift it according to our convenience by changing its index. The problem...
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    How to generate Gaussian noise using vhdl that will be synthesizable?

    Sir we were successful in adding pseudorandom noise sequence to our sine wave, but now we are trying to add Gaussian noise. The code and the simulation results for ADDITION OF PSEUDORANDOM NOISE SEQUENCE TO SINE WAVE IS GIVEN BELOW: library IEEE; use IEEE.STD_LOGIC_1164.ALL; use...

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