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    Open Ended Lab of electronic devices

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    Objective:

    The objective of this lab task is to design and optimize a simple amplifier circuit for a given set
    of specifications. This task will involve selecting appropriate components, building the circuit,
    and optimizing its performance. CLO1 and CLO4 would be evaluated during the lab.

    Requirements:
    Transistor
    Resistors and Capacitors
    Breadboard and jumper wires
    Oscilloscope
    Function generator
    Multimeter

    Specifications:
    Use a 2N3904 or 2N2222A in your design.
    The supply voltage should be equal to 15V.
    The required gain of the amplifier should be equal to 20
    The phase shift between input and output should be 180 degrees.
    The maximum collector current should be 10mA.
    Voltage divider bias configuration with emitter stabilized bias should be used for stability.
    The operating frequency should be 5 KHz
    A load resistor of 1K Ohm should be applied.

    Component Selection:
    Choose a transistor suitable for the application.
    Select resistors and capacitors that meet the design specifications.
    Circuit Design:
    1. Design the amplifier circuit on paper, including the arrangement of components and the
    connection to the power supply.
    2. Calculate component values using relevant equations and formulas. Show all your calculations
    and final component values.
    3. Submit all necessary plots showing that the specifications are satisfied. Also, provide the circuit
    schematic with DC bias points annotated.
    4. Be prepared to discuss your design with your instructor.
    Breadboarding:
    Implement the designed circuit on a breadboard.

    Testing and Measurement:


    Connect the function generator to the input of the amplifier circuit and the oscilloscope to the output.
    Measure the gain, input, and output impedances, and frequency response of the amplifier.
    Use the oscilloscope to observe the waveform and ensure it meets the specifications.
    Optimization:
    Experiment with different component values to optimize the performance of the amplifier.
    Verify how changes in resistors and capacitors affect gain, bandwidth, and other parameters.
    Analysis and Documentation:
    Document your design choices, calculations, and observations.
    Provide an analysis of the optimized amplifier's performance.
    Report Submission: Prepare a comprehensive lab report that includes:
    Introduction and objectives
    Circuit design and component selection
    Testing and measurement results
    Optimization process and outcomes
    Analysis of the amplifier's performance
    Conclusion and insights gained from the lab task
    Note: This lab task is designed to encourage students to apply their theoretical knowledge of electronic
    devices and circuits to a practical design problem. It also allows for creativity and exploration in the
    optimization process.

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