BJT Differential Amplifier

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anybody can help me with design and characterise a BJT transistor based differential amplifier with a gain of around 20.
please help me as soon possible.

attach the circuit or any suggsestion to me..thanks
 

This circuit show probably the most simple and functional differential amplifier stage there is.

If the bjt's in current mirrors doesn't match properly, you can always insert a resistor on each resistor emitter.

To get the gain you want, treat the circuit as a opamp and calculate a proper feedback.
 

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I think, TAC_T neeeds another circuitry that is even more simple: Replace the current mirror in the collector path by two resistors which can be used to set the gain.
Applying feedback for gain adjustment is not a good recommendation because of the medium range output resistance.
 

any idea of significance. materials, procedures, ect to build it?
Thank you
 

Thank you for fast reply very
 

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Hi. We take discussion public.

I didn't realize you're first year student so you probably haven't been through op-amp chapters yet. But you DO have done some calculations on differential amplifiers.
I gave you some of the links. There is a LOT of reading on the web. You will find it.

And trust me - when exam time is beyond next corner, you'll be happy that you learned this yourself. If I just calculated those values for you, it would help you nada.
 

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