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Microphone Biasing & Amplifier Design Guide

The document outlines designs for a microphone biasing resistor and NE555 monostable circuit, providing calculations for timing and resistance values. It also details coupling capacitor designs for various frequency signals, specifying the appropriate capacitor values for frequencies ranging from 100Hz to 100MHz. Key formulas used include T = 1.1 RC for timing and F = 1/2πRC for coupling capacitors.

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Microphone Biasing & Amplifier Design Guide

The document outlines designs for a microphone biasing resistor and NE555 monostable circuit, providing calculations for timing and resistance values. It also details coupling capacitor designs for various frequency signals, specifying the appropriate capacitor values for frequencies ranging from 100Hz to 100MHz. Key formulas used include T = 1.1 RC for timing and F = 1/2πRC for coupling capacitors.

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1) MICROPHONE BIASING RESISTOR 2) NE555 MONOSTABLE MV DESIGN

T = 1.1 RC
V = IR
R = V/I T = 100ms = .1 Sec C= 10MFD
I = 2.5mA
.1 = 1.1 R x 10x10-6

V = 12v, I = 2.5mA = .0025A .1 = 1.1 x 10-5 R

1.1 x 10-5 R = .1
R = 12/.0025 = 4800 Ω = 4700 Ω (4.7k)
R = .1 / 1.1 x 10-5 = 9090 Ω = 10k

4) COUPLING CAPACITOR DESIGN


3) COLLECTOR FEEDBACK BIASING AMPLIFIER DESIGN
F = 1/2πRC
For coupling a 100Hz signal, a 10μF capacitor can be used.

• For a 1000Hz signal, a 1μF capacitor can be used.

• For a 10KHz signal, a 100nF capacitor can be used.

• For a 100KHz signal, 10nF capacitor can be used.

• For a 1MHz signal, a 1nF capacitor can be used.

• For a 10MHz signal, a 100pF capacitor can be used.

• For a 100MHz signal, a 10pF capacitor can be used.

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