Linear Exam - MOSFET's

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how many types of active devices are there? what are they called? 2 mosfet and BJT
1) Draw the structure of a MOSFET 2) Draw the symbols for the two types of MOSFET structure --- symbols - pMOS & nMOS
1) Draw the structure for a BJT 2) Draw the symbols for the two types of BJT's structure --- symbols - NPN & PNP
what does MOSFET stand for? Metal Oxide Silicon Field Effect Transistor
1) How many operation regions are there for BJT and MOSFET and what are they called? 2) Draw The output characteristics There are 3 regions Triode Active Off
Draw the equivalent band model for a MOSFET device at mid-band frequency
Draw the equivalent band model for a BJT device at mid-band frequency
With the aid of the MOSFET’s structure, explain the origin of the parasitic capacitor. At what operating conditions will these capacitors start to play an important role, why? When at high frequency, these parasitic capacitors become important, because these capacitors are very small. Z = 1/(2*pi*f*C)
With the aid of the BJT's structure, explain the origin of the parasitic capacitor. At what operating conditions will these capacitors start to play an important role, why? ????
Draw the equivalent band model for a MOSFET device at high-band frequency ??
Draw the equivalent band model for a BJT device at high-band frequency ??
list the Major differences between MOSFET and BJT 1) BJT is three terminal device, while MOSFET is four terminal device. 2) BJT is a current-controlled device where the collector or emitter output is a function of the current in the base. MOSFET is a voltage-controlled device. There is no base current present. 3)The input of a typical BJT has a pn junction, while for MOSFETs, they are insulated.
what is also known as a DC Bias Point and what is it used for The Q-point Its used to set a mosfet in its saturation region for signal amplification
what is the equation for Id current of a MOSFET whilst in the active region? Id = K*( Vg-Vt )^2
how do you double check that the MOSFET is in the Active reigion? Vd: Vdd - Id * Rd ensure that this value is greater than Vt (the threshold voltage)
what is the equation for calculating RD over a mosfet? RD = ( VDD - VD ) / ID
how do you add coupling capacitors in to this circuit? and what is the function of them? AC ==> DC
what is the equation for calculating Impedance ( Z ) ? + rearrange this equation to find frequency ( F ) ? Z = 1 / (2 * PI * F * C) F = 1 / ( 2 * PI * C * Z
convert this circuit to its ac equivalent + what are the golden rules?
how do you check the circuit is really equivalent?
how do you calculate resistors in parallel? eg: R1 & R2 R1 x R2 / (R1 + R2)
Draw equivalent circuit at high-band.
what does A stand for? A stands for voltage gain
how is GM calculated over a mosfet AC equivalent circuit? - the equation GM= -A / Rd gm is calculated by -gain / Rd
what is the equation for calculating gain (A) over a mosfet device? A = -gm x Rd or A = Vout / Vin
what is the formula for GM when gm and A are not given? GM = 2K * ( vg - vt )
how is Rin calcualted? Rin = Vin / Iin
what is the formula for critical frequency? f = 1/ 2 * PI * R * C
what is a bypass capacitor and what is are coupling capacitors? Bpass - used to force signal around elements by providing a low impedance path. Coupling - used to decouple ac and dc signals which do not disturb the Qpoint.
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