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Hello,
I need to convert a little schematic for a current source with an op amp and a BJT to a block diagram in order to study the stability.
My concern is that I don't know how to model the transistor in the feedback loop.
Does someone know how I can do ?
regards
Hello LvW,
Thanks for your reply. Well, I can send you the link (but it's in french), he only mentions that the transformation for the Rb resistor is made by Thevenin or norton.
https://www.gipsa-lab.grenoble-inp.fr/~christian.jutten/mescours/Conception_circuits.pdf (page 27 and 28).
and he...
Hello Goldsmith,
Many thanks for your help. Well, I have the answer but I don't understand how they found the expression :
for RB they have : RB=R1+(R6R7)/(R4 +R5+R6+R7)
do you know how they found this ?
regards
Hello all,
I would want to know he someone could help me to simplify the first schematic to the second one. i would want to know what is the method to calculate the Rb resistor ... ? (I suppose I have to use thevnin, but I don't success to do it).
Could you help me ?
thanks
Hello all,
I'm working on a low noise voltage reference (1.25V) and would want to know what is the best capacitor type to reduce noise ? Since this is an embedded equipment I tested a MLCC capacitor (100µF/X5R) but the problem is the piezzo effect... so I need to change it.
What is the parameter...
Hello and thansk a lot for your replies.
I'm going to hazve a look on calculation.
I made an error with the small signal schematic : the R1 and R4 are referenced to the ground not to the emitter of T1
Hello FvM,
Thanks for your reply.
For the 1/y11 parameter, I found on the net this expression :
1/y11=Beta*VT/Ic
the problem is that the Beta of the transistor is specified in the datasheet with a value comprise between 100 to 630... How can I found the good value ?
1/y22=(VA+VCE)/IC
what is...
Transistor small signal analysis
Hello all,
I would want to study a low noise preamp with small signal analysis, but I don't really know I can do.
I would want to calculate the gain of the amplifier.
I tried to deduce the equivalent schematic in small signal analysis, but I don't know how I...
Hello,
Thanks for your help,
You're right albbg, I forgot that I have to consider the loop and not only the integrator stage...
but on the relation that I have found, if I consider the first case with V1 and V2 which are exactly same, if my theorical expression is correct, we will have...
Hello thanks for your replies.
Ok, the integrator permit to have the average of the variation between V1 and V2 and correct it.
I tried to to evaluate the output and I have this :
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I don't see the relationship beetwen the theorical result and the simulation
When there...
Hello
I would want to understand the integrator function on this schematic :
**broken link removed**
What is the aim of it instead of a simple inverter circuit ?
I tried to calculate the expression of the integrator stage in Laplace :
Vs(s)=V2(s)+(V2(s)-V1(s))*1/(R4*C3*s)
Does it correct ...
Hello Jony130,
Thanks a lot for you reply.
RB2 doesn't seem to be very important, I suppose the relation RB2=10*Rb1 that is a convention ...
I don't understand the relation ib > Hfe_min*Ic, do you mean Ib > Ic/Hfe_min ?
why do you take Ic/Ib=10 ? (since the beta min is specified at 35 in the...
Hello
I have to calculate the value of resistor of a simple switching stage. My question is what is the method to calculate the value of resistor ?
Since the value of the beta is dependant of the VCE voltage and collector current (and as the voltage of my application doesn't match with the...
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