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. FEEDBACK AMPLIFLERS @®.
Explain the basic concept of feed back in amplifier with
Suitable block diagram.
mn.| Basic Concept Of feed back
Feedback concept $
A portion of the ®utput signal is taken from the
utput of the amplifier and 1S combined with the input
Signal is called "feedback",
Need for feedback + .
x distortion should be avoided a8 far as possible, |
* Gain must be inckpendent of external factors,
lenceot of feploace
Block diagram of feeclback amplifier corsist of Q
basic amplifier, & Mixer (or)a Comparator, Qa gample and
a feedback network.
 
 
 
 
tt t o-tt |
oo —_ — - i eee
Signal comparator of Basic arnplifier Sampling +
source| Ls] river oetwork|= forward tan fer VIF | [avo BF
gain A network eft
 
 
 
 
 
; Li |
= Feedbock network
Vel Reverse transmission
B
Figs Block’ diagram Of amplifier with feedback
 
 
 
 
 
where ,
A + Gain Of basic amplifier = a
j
 
 
p > Feedback ratige YE |
| 0 |ACb)
HOS
Qa)
g
mplifier 2
{Op voltage amplifies
VE > Feedback signal (current
| Negative feedback +
the advantages of
-* tnchanced frequency Response.
> High Input &mpedance.
> lower output Dmpedarve,
> Reduction in noise.
> Increase in linearity.
amplifiers.
->Figure Shows ‘ar thevenin’s
equivalent art of WA.
>>Rs then Vi =Vs.
Rs
> DF Ri
>If RL>>Ro then
Vo = AVVi = AyVs.
AE —> Gain of feedback amplifier = “
‘S
| %$ — ac Signal in the input side Ceurvent or voltage)
   
er voltage)
Uist the characteristics of negative feedback amplifiers.
using negative feedback amplifies is
> Better Stabilized voltage gain [overall gain Reduced]
explain the detail about basic amplifies used in feedback
 
 
I> Ay Represent the Open circult
voltage gain with R=,
> guch Amp. called voltage amplifier
Practically RF >>RS,
facurvent Amplifier ¢
Ro<< Re
 
 
 
RI>>Rs, Ro<< kl
Vo AVVs
and the proportionality doesn’t depend magnitude of Ror Re
> An Gdeat voltage Amplifier chould R=, Ro =0. But
— An tdeat current Amp defined o amplifier which- the Signal current and the prop.
Alo
 
 
|
EProvides an @utput current Prop. to
is tnolep. of RS,RL-
Rdegl CA § Ri=0,RO=D . if
practical f RIRE
ea
6
 
 
 
RISrR = 2
(3) Fansconductance amplifiers Ri >>RS, Ro >>RL Po =Gervs
j Q
input is thevenins, output 1S Bi z +
nortons - i RS gy ® Ro
= to. ‘To v. | [ Gy)
Gm = Vg Vi | nctep Ro Rs. "9 ‘
Fdeal Transcondcutance ampli $ Ri, Ry=00
 
ES
 
 
 
(4) Trans Resistance Amplifier ¢
AR? BRRAREARCE IMPNPLE
Goput —» nortons ot ko +
a i
Qutput > Thervinin’s y ]
 
= 20 LR) 4 z
= Fe | Brckp-0f Rokp FF i ‘ty
Idd
 
Snput_side
Ro >rkt + Beds 1
®utput Side
 
 
 
R9<< RL V0 =Rmij = RFs
- vo ;
Rm = a ieee Rm {5 Oc transfer Resistance
For prmactical Trans resistance Amps RIKRS, Ro << Rt.
explain feedback amplifiers topologies with necessary
diagram.
Based on the type of Sampling at eutput side and
type of mixing to the input Side, feedback ampifiers®
 
Classified into four topologies.
(a) voltage- Series feadoack 6] Geries Shunt feedback
(b) Current - Series feedback & Series - series feedback
(0) Current - ghunt feedback a& Shunt- Series feedback
(@ vokage- shunt feedback al shunt - shunt feedback.
(a) voltage - Series feedback or series~ Shunt feedback
(vottage amplifier with voltage Series feedback] 3
 
 
 
+
ba B
 
 
Ub) transconductance amplifier with Current — series feedback
[Current-sevies feedback Or Sevies- Series feedback] +
+ +{  ‘Tronsconductance
a Amplifier
 
 
 
 
 
 
*
Bo = vp BKc) Current-shunt or Shunt - Series feedback
(current amplifier with current - Shunt feedback J s-
   
fot >
 
 
 
 
ty —
% rT | current Re
ts g amplifier
Ty =Bl0b |
| 2
—
B
 
 
(da) voltage -Shunt feedback or shunt- shunt feedback
(iranstesistance amplifier with voltage shunt feedback] 3-
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
t=  -——_—_______
Trans resistance [TZ at
95 . L Vo
Penpli fier a
. |
Sg-Bx0 |
6
Note $
~~
(voltage Series} - (Sertes~ shunt ] = voltage Auplifier
(voltage spunt ) = { Shunt- shunt }> Svarns Resistance Arrplifior
(curvent series] ~ [Series - series] = Trans conductance Arpliifie
(current shunt) ~ [shunt - series ] 3 Current Amplifier.
30)| show that bandwidth of An amplifier cane improved by3(b)
 
   
 
USING Negative feedback, -
The bandwidth of the amplifier is given as
Bul = upper Cutoff frequency - Low Cutoff frequency
#+ Bandwidth of the amplifier with feedback ts given as
- = 7 ft
Blip c fart = (+Amig B) ty — Fons PD
it is very clear that Cig ~ fig) >(fy fi) ard hence bandusiath
Of amplifier
with feedback & grexter than bandwidth of amplifies
igure,
without feedback, a> Shown In f
Gain
Peoid
0-07 Bynid
Ag raid
9-304 Ageaid
    
fF te th
k—— Bis ———4
Fi Tel
fil requency
 
8w1¢ ———————_—__}
 
fig: tffect of negative feedback on gain and bandwidth
Key point 5
ve "
Since bandwidth with” feedbak tncreases by factor (1+AB) and
gain decreases by same factor, the gain- bandwidth product
of an amplifier does. not altered, when negative feedback ts
introduced.
 
An amplifier hos vottage gain with feedback of 100 4 the© |
: gata without feedback changes by aol, and the gain with Jjeal
- | back Sould not vary mite than J. , determine the value of
Opeo Loop gain A and feedback ratio BP
Sot-| @iven
Af = 100,
OA
Ag = 08}.
0
_ = 0:02. and
DA. gor
a
= OQ
we senow that
DAE _ oa !
“Ap OA CCIE ABD
0-0a= Or Qx—t
J+AR
 
Gherefne ,
Ord
+ Ap= 2S 210
: p 0-0R
-AlSo, we Know that the gain with feedback is
A
Aye =
5 t+ AB
 
«
re. hoe 1
i 100 =)
Theresae » A = 1000
fy I+ AB= 105 i-e. AB =9
A = 0-009.
Vherefore ¥
: , 1000
Peduce the expression of gain, Fnput and Output resfstang©
AOS:
[for a voltage Shunt feedback arpplifler, ‘
| Voltage shunt segdeack &
A block diagram of voltage shunt feedback % shown
iM figure. A fraction of ®utput voltage through the feedback
network & applied in shunt with the Input voltage af the
amplifier. It is also called aS shunt ckrived, shunt fed
feedback.
The feedback signal Zf iS Proportional to the @utput
voltage. This type Of amplifier & called transresistance
Amplifier. The feecback factor is p- +
fe p ab
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
{baste o—*
5 @ 7 transvesi stance to
omeplifier -
yf) [le
— Feedback
9 network @
 
 
 
 
FI9$ Block diagyvom OF wltage Shunt feedback
‘The voltage Shunt feedback Provides a Stabilized veiall
Bin and decreases both input and output ‘resistances by @
factor (1+AB).
Input fesistance with feedback Rips
The voltage shunt jfeedbiack topology a4 shown 0
figure. with amplifier input civcuit is Jepresented by the
Norton's ‘fquivalent circuit and @utput etrcuit represented by
fhevenin's equivalent.©
 
 
   
3s CT TL Dent? og I
Ere | | . |
 
Applying Kel at input node we get,
Bo = Ppp \
= + pve
The Output vottage Vo & gin os
Rr Fj Ro
Ro tRL
Vo =
= Rui —s a)
where
Rm = Ra Ro
Ro+RL
Substituting value of Vo for “eqca) into eq cr) we get,
fg = +P Rm SF
224 (4B Rm)
re input resistance with feedback Rip IS ghen as
VI
TC+B Rm)
0
 
vw,
Rip = TE
oe Re Vi wD
Tbla)
 
 
Gutput Resistance with fealkack Rog §
fo this topology, the Output resistance can be measure
by Shorting the input Source Vg= 0 and looking into the Output
terminals with RL disconnected 7% Shown in the figure.
 
 
 
 
= whe y
fg-0 Yee vi Ze Rott v Bu
| Ly 4
%y Rep
Applying KvL to the @utput Side we get»
Rr if + 2Ro —V =0
a= v- Rm}
 
tn
The input current & given as
Tis ~The -pv. ew
Substituting 7 from aba) in eq ci) we gets
v
ae v+RmB
Ro
vCi+ Rmp)
- Ko
Rog a
 
Deduce the expression OF Gain, Toput and utput resistance
for A voltage Series feedback amplifies,|
Any.
 
 
*RLAG Geries femtback :
A block diagram of voltage Series feedback ts shown in
Figure, Here the put to the foodback Network 1 paratlel with
the Sutput of Omplifier 8 Fraction of Output voltage through
the feedback network iS applied in ¢ortes With the input
voltage Of the amplifier.
  
  
Basic amplifier
with gain
A
ve f wt ld a
  
  
 
 
Feedback
vet
network B
 
 
 
Fig: Block diagiaM oF the Voltage -series foedback
* THe Shunt oF parallel Connection at the ©utput reduces
the output resistance 2.
*# The series connection at the Input, increases the Output
resistance Ri.
This amplifier (Ss called voltage arplifier,
The voltage feedback factor 1s pre.
foInput Resistance with feedback (Rip)
| Dnput vesistance with feedback is
“Apply KVt to ‘ioput toop,
Wave VE ,
= GR+ Ve
= PRE +BV0
= 2) Ri+B AVY
"
TRIB Av GRr
£2; RE + BAVITR
= Ti RI(4+ pav)
Rit = “Se eilitpay)
(+p av) |
dnput resistance with fealback increases by a factor
 
 
 
(AB). < '
Out put Resistance with feelback (Rog)
For measuring output vesistance R iS disconnected and
Vg is Set to yRr0- The external voltage V Applied across the
®utput and the current PF divicled by Vs
 
   
ty8Cb))
Sl.
 
 
Figs valtoge-Series feedback civcult fox the cotulation of
input and Output restStances
Vv.
Rop =
Rue to feedback input voltage ve reduces the output voltage
Avi which Opposes v.
 
 
i- V-AVI_ VY TABY
~ Ro Ro
@ - VCH+AB)
R
v.
to G+AB)
= Ro
Ci+ap)
 
 
 
Gutput vesistance with feedback reduces by a factor (I+AB).
A voltage series negative feedback amplifier hag a voltage
Gain without feedback of A=500, input resistance Ry =3kAy
Sutput vesistance Ry = a0kr ANd feedback yatio B=O-ol-
Calculate the voltage gain fy, input resistance Rip, And
output resistance Rog OF the annplifier with feeltack.
AV
A = ——
“§ I+ BAv
500 500
= a 0 63.33
10-01 x500
Rf = (I4BAVIR
= (14 500 x00!) 3x10?
= 6X3X 103 =1%,000
 
=I6kGa)
Rop = Ro
I+ BAv
| = 20x10
M4 (500x001)
80x13
6
3+ 33k
"
Show that the negative feedback reduces gain of an
armpifier.
Negative fealoack #
Sf the feedback Signot-(vp) & Out Of phose with
the Input signal (vs), then
Vi=Vs- VF.
SD applied input voltage is decreased and @utput also
decreased, hence voltage gain reduced.
This type of feedback called negative é& degenerative
feedback.
Qain, AE —%
Vig
 
=
_ 1
4
te
0 Vo
 
BB
!
CYA} +6
 
 
Ap os rs Here lngl etal.6(b)
 
when Ap) >>!
te. Jal >> (pp) - re. when A ts very High.
Ag =p ; pis a feedback ratio.
er Hence gain dlepends tess on epeiating fotentials, the chava-
cteristics of the tsansistor o vaccum tube.
> the Gain may te depend entirely OP feedback network.
> $0, if the fealback network contains only Stable passive
elements the gain of amplifier using negative feedback
also stable +
Analyse the effect Of negative foedback 0 Output resistance
voitage Series and current Series feedback amplifier,
generally, in feedback aroplifier,
-> voltage sarnpling at Output + decrease lp tesistance
at [Rog < J
> current sampling @olp > increase op resistance
| [Rog >I),
co) voltage series fealback ¢
Rog [Resistance with feedback woking in the output]
@btained by
* PiSconnecting KR (+ R.=c0)
x By making external Source voltage to 0’ (vs=0),
> Replace Vo by v.
v
KOA Pop =V,
pv Le
—Ayvi7 DRotv =O
Apply KvL to the Sutput Side,
~Ayvi- ERo tv =0
ee v-AvVi
Ro
The Input voltage is written as
-V5-- Vi =0
Mi=-Mp = —BY [urvs=0]
Substitute v; in the above qn
R= v-+ BvBv
Ro *
Vv (I+ AvB)
~  K
. - v=. &
oe Kop © r+ By
Rg = 2
HRAV
 
 
a dap
 
 
ce current Sevies fepdoack :Pn this topology, the output resistance can be measured
‘by Shorting the input Source ve=0 and looking into the
l@utput terminals’ with Ri cigconnected, as Shown in Fig
ff =
Rog = a = Rol 1+Gmp)
ae]
@ |determine input and output vesistance of current shunt
feedback amplifiers,
Aas.) Current shunt feedback ¢ -
The current shunt feedback is algo called series@®
ckyivedy Shunt fed feedback «the shumt connection at the
input reduces the input resistance and the Series comection
at the @utput increases the Output resistance. This, 1S
called cunent amplifier, The -feedback factor is B-t..
 
Basic amplifier [—
ith gain . vol
Is
A = fF
——} Feedback
Le network B
Tf
Fig: Block diagram Of Current Shunt feedback
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Input Resistance with feedback Rp :
iz
% v vi
Ts i
(LE
The current shunt feedback topology ts shown in fig with
aroplifier input and eutput circuit replaced by Noxston's
equivalent circuit.
Applying cL to the input Node we get
Ig = DT; +Jp
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
SD+B2 ery
The @utput Current I) % given ObAi Ty Ro
Ro + Re
=A >)
 
where
Aj Ro r
Ro+Re
 
Substituting value of Ip from (a) into eq (1) we get,
Rs = D+ PAT
 
 
=2; (1+ pai)
the Input resistance with feedback i¢ given w%
Pee
Rif ts
z vi
~ B(1+B Ar)
Rg = — Ri
(+pal)
ge Mow
TT
Quiput Resistance with Feedback Res
dn this topology, the utput resistance can be
measured by pen circuiting the Input source %&=0 and
Woking into the Oltput terminals, with Rk cisconnected,
shown in “figure.
at ,  and the voltage
gain without feedback & given by
Ree hfe DpRe hfe Re
vi vs Rs+hie
where vg = fb (Rs + hie)
The desensitivity % given by
a he RE
Det Pave Mt Rohe
Rs + bie +hfe Re
toe
 
Rc + hie
+Vec
Rete
figCayRS 8 aN
. pW 7 a+
ay ~ ~ T
ak € 7
©
7 t _ji-
 
#49 C0) { ‘
ihe fIQ(OBIT emitter follower
figlb) Amplifier without feedback
ig cc) tow frequency equivalent Circuit
where
v.
= sl
B eat :
qhen, the voltage gain with feedback can be written as
Av hfe RE
ee ra
Ro+ hierh fee
TE hpeRe >> Rgthie, then Avgq!. This sunit gain shows
that it & an emitter follower Circuit.
From fig ©), the Input resi¢tance without feadback
we given by Ri =Ro the
 
eee ee eeetence, for voltage Series feedback amplifier, the
input resistance with fib tocreases due to Series
mixing at the input and Wt & given by
Ry = RD = (Rs thie) x Rethie hfe RE
(Rs +hie)
= Ro+hiet hfe Re
| From Fig (ce), the @ueput resistance Of amplifier with
feedback, without considering the external toad
 
resistance (RL=0) & given by
Bou =
Ror = I+BAy
where Ro=0 aod aes Ay =a. This indeterminacy can
oe sesolved by frst eae Ro and then apply the
at Ro.
she Sutput resistance of amplifier with feelback by
Considering the external toad, an be written as
Roy = Ro, . Re (Rs+bied
D Re thie-+hfere
where Ro = RL=ReE
Rop elt Rope _Rstoie_
Ri 00 be
Hence, the teelback desemitiges voltage gain wr-to
changes in hfe and it increases the input resistance
and decreases the Output resistances fav vottage Series
Feedback topology,eu)
by)
by} In the ByT emitter follower Circuit as Shown tb fig, the circuit
-|component values are = bor, Rony AMG =a kA, bio = KA
calculmee Aye, Rip, Rog Ord Ror.
 
 
Sol.| Given
Re = 600.
Rea yak
Re = 9k
hie: = 5 KA
: ;
aye ticke—
Ro +hie \
g0x 2x103
~ BOX AXIO” _
00+ XI0>
= Bg 5F
Abe cemensitivity & given by
De 1+ BAY
- Re-thier eRe
Ro +hie~ 600+ 5x103-+80xQ x03
600+5 x103
| = 89.53,
where
= ins
pe vais ee
wohen, the voltage gain with feedback can be @ritten as
Av AE 5 = 0966 =1
Aye = Ye
“$y 99,59
This unfty gain shows that it t& ao emitter follower Circuik,
From fig, the foput resistance without featback ws given by
RE= Rs thie
= 6005 x18
=e SOM
Hence, -for voltage Series feedback amplifier, -the joput resictana
with $b increases due to Series at Input and it is gren &
Rig = Ri D= 56x103 x 29,53
= 165959 KN
From fig, the Gutput resistance of the amplifier with feedbex
voithout Consideying the internat wad Yesistance (Ri=R) is
given by
eee Os
ttBAy =
where Reo and Ave lim Ay zoo, ‘this inckterminaey can be
vevyplved . Rio
by first evatuating Roy ancl when apply the Linit Rr
the @utput resistance OF the amplifier wlth foedback by
Considering the exteMMal toad, can be wasitten as
1 Rb. axio3
= = SEH OF bY
Ro QU) tee
Way
Gu
jwhere R =R=Re.
This Shows that the output resistance decreases due
© voltage Sampling to .the output.
600+ 5 X03
Rpett- Qs
f Row of €0 i
= FON.
os Rop =For.
A RC coupled amplifier has a mid-frequency gain of 300
and Qa frequeny response from 100 Hx to 20 Ky. A regative
feedback network fe with B=0-0a 18 Incorporated into the
amplifier civcutt. Determine +the new System performance,
Given o
Mid- frequercy gpin of 200 ;
Frequency responce fiom co Hx to 80 tix.
P= o.0a
eo ee
a; +AB 1+Q00x0+0A
OO ge
FAB '+00 x 0103
tog =
= fa x + AB) = QxI03x (14-Q00K 0-08)
© 100 KHz,
Bug “fag —fip 2100 x107— Go%0 kHy
AXBw =&00 x 2on03 = Yooo KHz
fb Shows that +h? gain- bandwidth product of
the amplifier with negative feedback is same as that
OF the gain- bandwidth product of amplifier without
 
feedback.A
Ab» Explain the effect of -ve feedback on toput resistarca for
iculvent shunt and voltage shunt feedback amplifier,
any
loput to
shunt with applied SIQDOL , Rig
 
 
 
 
[SSE OF negative eedlbock go input resictance :
when negative feedback - gignat fedback to the
& decreaied,
since Is = 2,495, then Pew > ond
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
| Rig = a »becames smaller than &} (without feedback )
ts
Hence for voltage, cusrent Shunt feedback
Gp = — RP
(rap)
= BL
D
I>
is) Ws = Tr +0 ‘
| Lo
‘tf =pvo
Shunt
current Shunt feedback ;
man aoe SERIO
to F ] ,
1 | +
: 7
Rs \ eg |
gv vil 1 |
5) a ‘ | Pity a ' 2 Yo
Te BS \ .
le HTL.
'RIF = Vig
For Q current shunt feedback amplifier , input and Qutput
circurt veplaced by Norton's model
tpply KCL to foput Side y
Ws = D+ VY
Is =) + pL0
The Gutput current written as
= (Aili)
Ro+Re
To = AP Tj
ag - fo, AlRo_
Ti | | R+R
Substituting the value Of To in the Above KCL eqn, we get
tg 2 Ti+ Bag. 2
2s =F) (4 par) :
So, the peat ioput resistance,
Rig = a i
+s (+ par ay
 
 
pad
ey Aj = tt
Ryo AL
voltage Shunt feedback 3 ‘
(doput circult — Norton's model
eurput Clicuit - Shevenin's rhecet-
1 i fe |
| [| \. .
a(t) OPM vy | ZS (2
A ud | l
gee vi een
itt
Apply KCL +o the fnput Side, we get
fg fp4+d5 = 27 +B Vo
abe total Output voltage % written a3
Yo = (Rn f; ) Ro
 
Ro+Rt
Vo = Rw Sf
where ve. _RmRo
Re = 9 RL
Substitute the value Of % iM above Kcl egn,
Be = Tp +B RMS
eli (I+B Rw)
The Input fesistance with feedback gen ay
Rig = ML
ds
vi
 
(HB Ra)
    
B Rm,
Rm 7 0-c tramresistane Wo feedback.
Rm oc tansvesistance wlo feedback taking R in account,R70
\oa)| Compare various tYyPes OF
Pi.
1 Ree le Ree
feedback amprr
fiers,
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Types Of Feedback arnpliffes
Charactenistigl a - = — current.
cuts voltge ie vo 19 ol ee
Rig TPncreases | @ncrease Decrease Decrease
Rog doer oe “Decrease Decrease tncrease
Ave Decrease Decrease Decrease Decrease
r
Bandwidth | Increase | Trerease Pocrease Lnerease
ie shen gn | DEease | Decrease Decrease | decrease
Noise Decrease Decsease Decsease Decrease
6 “¥ [80 F No % Ivo F190
 
\ab)| Compute Rn ANd Kmg USING feedback Principle for circutt
Shown in Figure . Agsume and bye =50 and hie =1-1K*
+Ve|
|
;
 
wx
 
 
Given
hfe =50
bie = blew
Rashiea + Cithtea Re
=I) x103+ 51x 50
 
= B65 EN
we know that
Ve
Rin =
Js
Vo i fby
. Ibo * Is
Mo. che ibs (Re Ri)
ae eee aa
tbo 9,
© -50( 0.5 x103 |]. x 103 )
 
= 1466 xjo3
2C1 2 hye =50
21 2 hype =
Lor f
bo. _ Rel
ta Rey + Ria
-3 x103
3BK103+ 3.65 x jp 3
= 0-45)
Tr (Rs RD
 
AS CRS TRE Riga 162 x107} 8 x 104
© (jeax102 |) 14103) 1+1 x03
= 0.353
whe re
Rta chie = hIkA
Rin = ~ 19+ 6 X10 (9 -G61 ) X50 XO- 353
= BUAVKEA
os
1x03
1
= 0833 X 107
Rng = Reo
1+ RoB
139.99 «103
14189-949x103x 0 833K 107
IQ KA
W
(ov)
Rin Sa
—
~ "0833 x10
= 1Qkr