Rigorous Analysis of Shunt-Shunt Feedback Circuit • Nodal Analysis • One Assumption… |g m |>>|g f|…( see below ) • Results on the final pages: – Relationship to match Rs – Gain expression (both as voltage gain and trans-resistance with units “V/I”) – Manipulations that put results into “classical” form (ala step-by-step done in G ray & M eyer) RF RS vs vo R in R eq + vπ - gm v π RL Nodal − Equations : (Vs − Vπ )gs − Vπ geq. − (Vπ − Vo )g f (Vπ − Vo )g f − gmVπ − Vo gL = 0 rearranged : Vπ (gs + geq. + g f ) − Vo g f = Vsgs Vπ (gm − g f ) + Vo (g f + gL ) = 0 =0 Vo is : Vπ Solving _ for _Vπ = f (Vs ) : Vo − gm + g f −gm ≈ = Vπ g f + g L g f + gL Vo use _ _in _ first _ equation : Vπ assu min g gm 〉〉 g f gm Vπ = gsVs Vπ (gs + geq. + g f ) + g f gf + gL Vπ = gs gf gs + geq. + g f + gm g f + gL Vs and... gf geq. + g f + gm g + g f L Vs Vs − Vπ = gf gs + geq. + g f + gm g f + gL solving _ for _ the _ input_ conductan ce : iin = gs (Vs − Vπ )_ and... gin = Assumption (I.e. that we want “match” with R s) iin Vs which _in _ turn_ for _ a _matched _ condition : g gin = s = 2 gf geq. + g f + gm g + g f L = gs ⋅ gf gs + geq. + g f + gm g f + gL therefore : gf g f = 2 ⋅ geq. + g f + gm gs + geq. + g f + gm g f + gL g f + gL which _ gives : gf gs = geq. + g f + gm g f + gL solving _ for _ Vo : Vs − Vo gm = Vs g f + g L gs + geq. + g f Note: this equation is a specific result of having the Rin of amplifier with feedback exactly equal Rs (I.e. a matched load condition) gs gf + gm g f + gL Design Example which _can _ be _ rewritten_ as : − gm ⋅ gs = (g f + gL )(gs + geq. + g f )+ gm g f this _ is_ exactly_ equivalent _ to _G & M (Eqn.8.56) Coming Soon! Vo − gm ⋅ gs = Vs (g f + gL )(gs + geq. + g f ) + gm g f Looking at equation once more, putting it into the units which are consistent w ith feedback theory (I.e. shunt-shunt… see EE113 notes!) which _can _ be _ rewritten_ in _"s tan dard"_ feedback _ form : − gm Actually, this is the g f + gL )(gs + geq. + g f ) Vo Vo ( = = exact equivalent of the Vs gm g f Is 1 + Rs G&M Eqn.8.56 (g f + gL )(gs + geq. + g f ) a 1+ | af | where : = a= − gm (g f + gL )(gs + geq. + g f ) and f = − gf Which can be written in the classical feedback equation form... These are the “a” and “f” terms with natural units of: V/I and I/V respectively solving _the _ quadratic_ for _ g f : gf = − (gm + gL + geq − gs )± (g + gL + geq − gs ) + 4(gs − geq )gL 2 m 2 and _the _ correct _(physical)_ solution_ is : gf ≈ (g (g s m − geq )g L + gL + geq − gs ) Typical numbers based on Ic=5m A : g m =0.193 (mho) g eq =gp=0.0024 (mho) and assuming… g L =0.0005 (mho) ->R L =2K Ω g s =0.05 (mho) ->R s =50 Ω The above equations give: g f =5.028 x 10^(-5) (mho) -> R f=19.99K Ω and using this value in the gain expression: Vo/Vs= -175 Sounds good but… there are still potential issues related to stability!