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CE Amplifier Voltage Gain Analysis

This document describes an experiment to determine various parameters of a CE amplifier circuit. The circuit includes a BC107 transistor, resistors, capacitors, and a power supply connected as shown in the diagram. The procedure measures output voltage at different frequencies from 100Hz to 1MHz while keeping input voltage constant. The bandwidth, input and output impedances, and voltage, current, and power gains are then calculated from the results.

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CE Amplifier Voltage Gain Analysis

This document describes an experiment to determine various parameters of a CE amplifier circuit. The circuit includes a BC107 transistor, resistors, capacitors, and a power supply connected as shown in the diagram. The procedure measures output voltage at different frequencies from 100Hz to 1MHz while keeping input voltage constant. The bandwidth, input and output impedances, and voltage, current, and power gains are then calculated from the results.

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CE AMPLIFIER
AIM : To determine Bandwidth, Input &Output impedances, voltage gain, current

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gain and

power gain of the CE Amplifier.

APPARATUS :

S.No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Name of the Apparatus BC107 Power Supply Resistors () Capacitors(F) CRO

Range 0-30V 8.2K, 22K 10K, 1.5K & 1K 10 , 1 -

Quantity 1No. 1No. Each 1No. 1No. 2No. 1No.

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:

10V

22K RS 8.2K 1uF +

R1 1k

1uF +

BC107 + Vs ASG -

Vi
10K 1.2K

Vo
+ 10uF RL 1.5K

PROCEDURE:

1. Connect the circuit as shown in figure. 2. Apply the biasing voltage of 10 V. 3. Adjust the Signal generator voltage so as to get Vi =40mV and measure Vs. 4. Vary the frequency of the signal generator from 100Hz to 1MHz, in steps and note down corresponding output voltage.

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5. In the mid band range remove RL and note down the output which is VNL. 6. Plot the frequency response and determine the bandwidth. 7. Calculate the input and output impedance in the mid band range using

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Ri =

Vi RS VS Vi

RO =

V NL V FL RL = VFL

8. Calculate the current gain(AI), voltage gain(AV) and power gain(AP) using

IO = Ii V IO = O = RO AI =

AV =

VO = Vi

Ii =

V s Vi = Rs

Power gain (AP) = AV. AI =

TABULATION : Vs=
S No. Frequency (Hz)

VNL =

Vi

(mV)

Vo

(V)

V Av = o Vi

20 log Av

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S No. Frequency (Hz)

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Vi
(mV)

Vo

(V)

Av =

Vo Vi

20 log Av

MODEL GRAPH:

3db 20 log Av

f1

f2

Bandwidth = f2 - f1 =
RESULTS: Input impedance(Ri) =

Output impedance(Ro) = Current gain(Ai) Voltage gain(Av) Power gain(AP) Bandwidth = = = =

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