Please help transistor amplifier

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To achieve a desired voltage gain of 50 in a common emitter (CE) transistor amplifier, it's recommended to use two stages, each providing a gain of approximately 7. The gain formula is given by Gain = (Rc // Rl) / (Re + r'e), where r'e is approximately 25Ω at 1mA bias current. For an output impedance of 2K, Rc should be set to 2K, and Re can be calculated based on the desired gain and load conditions. The discussion emphasizes the importance of approximations in transistor design due to variability in components and suggests using resources like Malvino's electronics principles for further learning.
  • #201
Jony130 said:
Well for Vcc = 10V the voltage gain is equal to 46V/V (0.9V at output for 20mV at input) because we don't included RL in our calculations when we solve for Re2.


my circuit look like this
 
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  • #202
If so, your voltage gain is equal to 46V/V
 
  • #203
my circuit look like this , the voltage gain is correct almost the same like yours, but metter gain is not correct, WHY GAIN METTER NOT CORRECT
 

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  • #204
Jony130 said:
If so, your voltage gain is equal to 46V/V

yes almost 2Mv*46=92MV my 94MV
 
  • #205
So everything is OK
 
  • #206
Jony130 said:
So everything is OK

yes now, but can you tell me jony how to find in transistore HFE
because when you design this circuit

first you say
First we need select BJT I choose BC546C with typical hfe = 520 and Hfe_min = 420
and after
Ib = Ic/Hfe_min = 4mA/420 ≈ 10μA (base current)

how me to find me Hfe, you know which software i use
thnx for help
 
  • #207
happy christmas to everybody,

jony can you help me for Hfe, i have to look in datasheet of i can look also in B2 spice?
 
  • #208
You can use your simulation program to find Hfe or datasheet it's up to you.
 
  • #209
Jony130 said:
You can use your simulation program to find Hfe or datasheet it's up to you.

so i have self to look in datasheet for transistor, because my simulator he tell me maximum of hfe but not a minimum of hfe

thnx for reply
 
  • #210
You should run your simulation a number of times, testing that it works satisfactorily with hfemax and hfemin, and (for multi-transistor circuits) all combinations.
 
  • #211
NascentOxygen said:
You should run your simulation a number of times, testing that it works satisfactorily with hfemax and hfemin, and (for multi-transistor circuits) all combinations.

ah ok did you see the circuit was everything all right just type of transistor, which tell me Jony and he worked fine, because my software he tell me only hfe max not hfe min but i have to look i think in datasheet
NascentOxygen
 
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