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Modes of operation of
Differential Amplifier (DA)
There are two modes of operations of DA
Differential mode
Common mode
Differential mode:
Two input signals are of same
magnitude but opposite polarity are
used (1800 out of phase)
Common mode
Two input signals are of equal in
magnitude and same phase are used
Differential mode
Assume sine wave on base of Q1 is
+ve going signal while on the base of
Q2 ve going signal
Analysis of evaluating Ac
To evaluate Ac we set VS1=VS2=Vs
On bisecting the Diff. amp. Ckt., we get the
in parallel
ie 2RE 2RE/ 2RE +2RE= RE
AC = AI Rc/ Ri+Rs
Evaluating Ad
We set VS1= -VS2= Vs/2
ie magnitude of AC I/P voltages is set as above
Ie1= -Ie2 ,
grounded
Bisecting the ckt with RE = 0
We get equi. Ckt which is conventional CE amplifier
CMRR is =
Method of improving
CMRR
Effect of R :
E
IE depends on
To make Q-pt stable IE should be constant
irrespective of
For constant IE emitter R should be very
Limitations :
For large Rc, requires high biasing
voltage to maintain Quiescent Ic
Higher Rc requires large chip area
So it is not possible to increase Rc
beyond a particular limit
IL = I - I2 = 0
But when VS1 increases over VS2, the I1
increases whereas I2 decreases as I1+ I2= IEE
Constant
Due to ct mirror action I always equal to I1
Thus active load provides high ac resistance
and hence high Ad
Ad becomes high, CMRR gets improved
Transfer characteristic of
Differential Amplifier
/V
BE1
T
IC2= Is e
/ V
BE2
T
ln IC1/Is= VBE1 / VT
ln IC2/Is= VBE2 / VT
Therefore VBE1 = VT In (IC1/Is)
VBE2 = VT In (IC2/Is)
Consider the loop including two I/Ps & two
base
emitter junctions neglect Rs
Apply KVL to loop shown
VS1-VBE1+VBE2-VS2=0
IC1/IC2 = e
[VS1-VS2/VT]
Vd/ V
(A)
IE = IC/
IE1 = IC1/
IE2 = IC2/
IEE= 1 (IC1+IC2)/
Solving (A ) & (B) we get,
IC1= IEE/ (1+ e( -Vd/ VT ))
(C)
(D)