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    The document describes an experiment to determine the gain of a BJT cascade amplifier using two transistors. [1] The total gain of the cascade amplifier is measured by dividing the output voltage of the second stage by the input voltage. [2] Gains of individual stages are found by dividing their respective output voltages by the input or output of the previous stage. [3] Measurement of voltages at test points TP1 and TP2 allow calculation of the first stage gain, second stage gain, and total cascade gain.

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    The document describes an experiment to determine the gain of a BJT cascade amplifier using two transistors. [1] The total gain of the cascade amplifier is measured by dividing the output voltage of the second stage by the input voltage. [2] Gains of individual stages are found by dividing their respective output voltages by the input or output of the previous stage. [3] Measurement of voltages at test points TP1 and TP2 allow calculation of the first stage gain, second stage gain, and total cascade gain.

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    The document describes an experiment to determine the gain of a BJT cascade amplifier using two transistors. [1] The total gain of the cascade amplifier is measured by dividing the output voltage of the second stage by the input voltage. [2] Gains of individual stages are found by dividing their respective output voltages by the input or output of the previous stage. [3] Measurement of voltages at test points TP1 and TP2 allow calculation of the first stage gain, second stage gain, and total cascade gain.

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    BJT Cascade Amplifier

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    The document describes an experiment to determine the gain of a BJT cascade amplifier using two transistors. [1] The total gain of the cascade amplifier is measured by dividing the output voltage of the second stage by the input voltage. [2] Gains of individual stages are found by dividing their respective output voltages by the input or output of the previous stage. [3] Measurement of voltages at test points TP1 and TP2 allow calculation of the first stage gain, second stage gain, and total cascade gain.

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    BJT Cascade Amplifier

    Objectives:

    1. To determine the total gain of cascade amplifier


    2. To determine how the input impedance of the second stage is affected by the first stage in
    cascaded connection

    Materials:

    Resistors

    Power Supply

    Audio Generator

    Capacitor

    Oscilloscope

    Transistor

    Procedure:

    1. Construct the ckt.

    V2
    9
    18 V
    R2 R3 R4 R7 XSC1
    1.5M  1.5k  1.5M  1.5k  G

    T
    C2 C6
    7
    2 A B

    10uF 10uF
    Q1 Q2 3
    C1 4
    6 1

    10uF
    V1 2N914 C3 2N914 C7
    8

    1.2mV C8
    R1 C5
    10uF 2.0uF
    5kHz 470k  C9 0
    0Deg R5 10uF
    R6 5 2.0uF
    C4 470k 
    2.2k  R8
    2.2k 10uF
    10uF
    2. Measure the voltage of TP1. Record it on the table.

    Question: What is the gain of the first stage? AV 1= Vo1/Vi

    3. Measure the voltage at TP2. Record on the table.

    Question: What is the gain of the second stage? AV 2= Vo2/Vo1

    Table:

    Vi= 25mV; f=5kHz Stage 1; TP1 Stage 2; TP2

    Voltage(p-p) .65 v  1.3 v

    Gain    

     
    Waveform
    Question:

    What is the total gain of the cascade connection?

    AT=A1 x A2=

    or

    AT= Vo2/Vi

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