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Analysis of Transistor Feedback Amplifiers Steps in Analyzing Transistor Feedback Amplifiers
Analysis of Transistor Feedback Amplifiers Steps in Analyzing Transistor Feedback Amplifiers
Shunt:
O O
I I
or
is ii
if U
ii U
is if
Output
Series: Feedback
O O
I io RL I
io
or
U U
Feedback
RL
O
Feedback I
Shunt: + or
O
I vo U
Feedback
RL +
U vo RL
-
-
ECE 3050 - Analysis of Transistor Feedback Amplifiers Page 2
Use the rules of identifying feedback topologies to identify the four different
topologies for the circuits shown below.
Circuits 1 and 2
+5V
M3 M4
M5 Vout1
Vin M1 M2 M6
Vout2
M7
-5V
Circuits 3 and 4
+5V
M3 M4 M5
Vout1
Vin M1 M2 M6
Vout2
M7
-5V
ECE 3050 - Analysis of Transistor Feedback Amplifiers Page 3
1. Identify the feedback loop by tracing its path on the diagram. If there are alternate
paths, always choose the path with the highest loop gain. (Remember that a signal can go
in the "I" or "U" terminal of a transistor and can only come out the "O" or "U" terminal.)
2. At any point on the feedback loop, assume the signal is positive and put a "+" mark
at that point. Trace the signal around the loop remembering that the signal only inverts
when it goes in a "I" terminal and out the "O" terminal of a transistor. All other paths
through a transistor do not invert (i.e., "I" to "U" and "U" to "O").
3. When you have traced the polarity of the signal around the feedback loop back to the
point where you placed the "+", the feedback is negative if the signal polarity is "-" and
positive if the signal polarity is "+".
Example 1
VCC
R2 R4
+ +
I1
Q1 Q2
+
+ +
V1
R1 R3
-
Example 2
+5V
M3 M4 +
M5
+
- -
Vout1
- -
Vin M1 M2 M6
- + -
Vout2
M7
-5V
ECE 3050 - Analysis of Transistor Feedback Amplifiers Page 4
Use the rules of identifying feedback topologies to create the four different negative
feedback topologies using the identical starting structure.
VCC VCC
R2 R4 R2 R4
I1 I1
Q1 Q2 Q1 Q2
+ +
V1 V1
R1 R3 R1 R3
- -
VCC VCC
R2 R4 R2 R4
I1 I1
Q1 Q2 Q1 Q2
+ +
V1 V1
R1 R3 R1 R3
- -
ECE 3050 - Analysis of Transistor Feedback Amplifiers Page 5
if O if O
Output O O vo
Trans-
is Input is Input Rest of
istor
U Trans- I Trans- feedback or
or
vi istor vi istor amplifier I I
Output
U U vo Transistor U
I
Rß2
Rß1 = Resistance seen looking out the I or U terminal of the input transistor with vo = 0.
Rß2 = Resistance seen looking out the O or U terminal of the output transistor with vi = 0.
Shunt-Series
Rß1 Rß1
Rß2
O Output O
if O if O
Trans-
is Input is Input Rest of
I istor
U Trans- or I Trans- feedback io or
vi istor vi istor amplifier Output I io
Trans-
U istor U
I U
Rß2
Rß1 = Resistance seen looking out the I or U terminal of the input transistor with io = 0.
Rß2 = Resistance seen looking out the O or U terminal of the output transistor with vi = 0.
ECE 3050 - Analysis of Transistor Feedback Amplifiers Page 6
Small Signal + RS + Ro + + RS + Ro io is RS ii Ro +
is RS ii Ro io
Amplifier with vs Ri vi + RL vo vs Ri vi + RL vo
- - - -Gmfvi - Ri Aifii
Source & Load -Avfvi - RL Ri R i
mf i - RL
Closed-Loop
Gain (Ideal RS A G R A
and RL) A vF = (1+Avf ß ) GmF = (1+Gmfß ) RmF = (1+Rmf ß ) A iF = (1+Aif ß )
vf v mf g mf r if i
Closed-Loop
Input Resist- RiF = Ri(1 + Avfßv) RiF = Ri(1 + Gmfßg) Ri Ri
ance (Ideal RS R iF = R iF =
1 + R mf ß r 1 + A if ß i
and RL)
Closed-Loop
Output Resist- Ro RoF = Ro(1 + Rmfßg) Ro RoF = Ro(1 + Aifßi)
ance (Ideal RS RoF = RoF =
1 + A vf ß v 1 + R mf ß r
and RL)
Closed-Loop
Gain A G R A
AVF = (1+AVß ) GMF = (1+GMß ) RMF = (1+RM ß ) AIF = (1+AI ß )
V v M g M r I i
Closed-Loop R iR S R iR S
Input Resist- RIF = RIF = R i+R S R i+R S
ance (Ri+RS)(1+AVßv) (Ri+RS)(1 + GMßg) RIF = RIF =
1 + RM ßr 1 + A Iß i
R oR L R oR L
Closed-Loop Ro+RL ROF = Ro+RL ROF =
Output Resist- ROF = (Ro+RL)(1+GMßg) ROF = (Ro+RL)(1+AIßi)
1 + AV ßv 1 + RM ßr
ance
Output Resist- RL RL
ROUT = (R -R ) ROUT = (R -R )
ance of Series ROUT = ROF ROF OF L ROUT = ROF ROF OF L
Output Fb. Ckt