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Chapter 8:FET Amplifiers
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Introduction
FETs provide:
• Excellent voltage gain• High input impedance• Low-power consumption• Good frequency range
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FET Small-Signal Model
Transconductance
The relationship of a change in ID to the corresponding change in VGS is called transconductance
Transconductance is denoted gm and given by:
GS
Dm V
Ig
∆
∆=
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Graphical Determination of gm
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Mathematical Definitions of gm
GS
Dm V
Ig
∆∆
=
−=
P
GS
P
DSSm V
V1
V
2Ig
P
DSSm0 V
2Ig =
−=
P
GSm0m V
V1gg
DSS
D
P
GSII
V
V1 =−
DSS
Dm0
P
GSm0m I
Ig
V
V1gg =
−=
Where VGS =0V
Where
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Ω∞=iZ
osdo y
1rZ ==
constant VD
DSd GSI
Vr ==
∆∆
Input impedance:
FET Impedance
Output Impedance:
where:
yos= admittance parameter listed on FET specification sheets.
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FET AC Equivalent Circuit
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Common-Source (CS) Fixed-Bias Circuit
The input is on the gate and the output is on the drain
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There is a 180° phase shift between input and output
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Calculations
Gi RZ =
dDo r||RZ =
10RrDo
DdRZ
≥≅
Input impedance:
Output impedance:
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)R||(rgV
VA Ddm
i
ov −==
Dd 10RrDmi
ov Rg
V
VA
≥−==
Voltage gain:
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Common-Source (CS) Self-Bias Circuit
This is a common-source amplifier configuration, so the input is on the gate and the output is on the drain
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There is a 180° phase shift between input and output
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Calculations
Gi RZ =
Ddo R||rZ =
10RrDo
DdRZ
≥≅
Input impedance:
Output impedance:
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)R||(rgA Ddmv −=
Dd 10RrDmv RgA≥
−=
Voltage gain:
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Common-Source (CS) Self-Bias CircuitRemoving Cs affects the gain of the circuit.
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Calculations
Gi RZ =
10RrDo
DdRZ
≥≅
Input impedance:
Output impedance:
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d
SDSm
Dm
i
ov
r
RRRg1
RgV
VA
+++
−==
)R(R01rSm
Dm
i
ov SDdRg1
RgV
VA +≥+
−==
Voltage gain:
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Common-Source (CS) Voltage-Divider Bias
This is a common-source amplifier configuration, so the input is on the gate and the output is on the drain.
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Impedances
21i R||RZ =
Ddo R||rZ =
10RrDo
DdRZ
≥≅
Input impedance:
Output impedance:
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)R||(rgA Ddmv −=
Dd 10RrDmv RgA≥
−=
Voltage gain:
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Source Follower (Common-Drain) Circuit
In a common-drain amplifier configuration, the input is on the gate, but the output is from the source.
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There is no phase shift between input and output.
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Impedances
mSdo g
1||R||rZ =
Sd 10Rrm
So g1
||RZ ≥≅
Gi RZ =
Input impedance:
Output impedance:
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)R||(rg1
)R||(rg
V
VA
Sdm
Sdm
i
ov +
==
10rSm
Sm
i
ov dRg1
Rg
V
VA ≥+
==
Voltage gain:
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Common-Gate (CG) Circuit
The input is on the source and the output is on the drain.
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There is no phase shift between input and output.
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Calculations
Input impedance:
Output impedance:
++
=dm
DdSi rg1
Rr||RZ
Dd 10Rrm
Si g1
||RZ ≥≅
dDo r||RZ =
10rDo dRZ ≥≅
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+
+
==
d
D
d
DDm
i
ov
rR
1
rR
Rg
V
VA 10RrDmv Dd
RgA ≥=
Voltage gain:
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D-Type MOSFET AC Equivalent
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E-Type MOSFET AC Equivalent
gm and rd can be found in the specification sheet for the FET.
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Common-Source Drain-Feedback
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There is a 180° phase shift between input and output.
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CalculationsInput impedance:
Output impedance:
)R||(rg1
R||rRZ
Ddm
DdFi +
+=
DdDdF 10Rr,R||rRDm
Fi Rg1
RZ ≥>>+
≅
DdFo ||Rr||RZ =
DdDdF 10Rr,R||rRDo RZ ≥>>≅
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)R||r||(RgA DdFmv −= Dmv D10Rd,rD||RdrFRRgA ≥>>−≅
Voltage gain:
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Common-Source Voltage-Divider Bias
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Calculations
21i R||RZ =
Ddo R||rZ =
Input impedance:
Output impedance:
10rDo dRZ ≥≅
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)R||(rgA Ddmv −=
Dd 10RrDmv RgA ≥−≅
Voltage gain:
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Summary Table
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Summary Table
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Troubleshooting
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Check the DC bias voltages:
If not correct check power supply, resistors, FET. Also check to ensure that the coupling capacitor between amplifier stages is OK.
Check the AC voltages:
If not correct check FET, capacitors and the loading effect of the next stage
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Practical Applications
Three-Channel Audio MixerSilent Switching
Phase Shift NetworksMotion Detection System
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