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This document is a question set for EE210: Analog Electronics, authored by Instructor Imon Mondal. It includes various circuit problems involving non-linear elements, quiescent points, and Y-parameters, requiring calculations of voltages and currents under different conditions. The questions are structured to test understanding of analog electronics concepts and their applications in circuit analysis.

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This document is a question set for EE210: Analog Electronics, authored by Instructor Imon Mondal. It includes various circuit problems involving non-linear elements, quiescent points, and Y-parameters, requiring calculations of voltages and currents under different conditions. The questions are structured to test understanding of analog electronics concepts and their applications in circuit analysis.

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EE210: Analog Electronics

Question Set 2
Instructor: Imon Mondal, imon@[Link]

1) : Consider the circuit in Fig. 1(a). R1 = 1kΩ. The


I −V characteristic of the non-linear element E is shown IA A
in Fig. 1(b).
C
R1
IC
+ IB B
VA + E IN = f(VN)
−
- VDC
(a)
I0 R I2
IN (mA)
V1 V2
+ 4 I1
3
VN 2
- 1
IN
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
(b) VN (V) Fig. 2. Problem 2

Fig. 1. Problem 1 I1 I2
a) : Find VA such that VN = 3V . Let us call this
value VAQ . non-linear
b) : In VA = VAQ + 10mV sin(ωt), find the total V1 network V2
VN .

Fig. 3. Problem 3
2) : Consider the circuit in Fig. 2. R1 = 1kΩ, VDC =
5 V . A three terminal non-linear element has been used,
whose terminals are defined in the inset. The element
a) : I1 = 0 for all V1 , V2 .
has the following characteristics.
IA = IB = αVCB 2 for V
CB ≥ 0 and VAB ≥ 0.
(
βV12 when V1 ≥ 0
IA = IB = 0 otherwise. I2 =
a) : Find quiescent V1 , I1 , I.2 , V2 . Assume α = 0 otherwise.
1 mA/V 2 , and I0 = 1 mA b) : I1 = 0 for all V1 , V2 .
b) : What will I2 be if VDC is changed to 6 V?
c) : Due to fabrication imperfections, α changed
(
β (V1 − Vth )2 when V1 ≥ Vth
to 0.9 mA/V 2 for both the devices. What will the new I2 =
0 otherwise.
I2 be?
c) : I1 = 0 for all V1 , V2 .
3) : Sketch the two port incremental Y-Parameter for
(
β (V1 − Vth )2 (1+λV2 ) when V1 ≥ Vth
the network shown in the figure with the following I-V I2 =
characteristics. 0 otherwise.
d) : I1 = I2 /(β) for all V1 , V2 .
I2 = Io ev1 /vT for all V1 , V2 .

4) : Find vo /vi if the incremental two port network


has Y-Parameters corresponding to Q-3 (d)

Fig. 4. Problem -4

5) : Find the following for the network shown below.


a) : Find vo /vi .
b) : Find vo /vi when y21 → ∞.
c) : Find vo /vi when RL → ∞.

R2

R1
+ +
v1 vo R
vi y21v1 L

- -

Fig. 5. Problem -5

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