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ECE323 Homework 5 1. Determine the polarity of the feedback circuits shown below. 2. Compute the closed loop gain of the circuit shown below. Assume opamps have finite gain of A1, A2, but are otherwise ideal. Vin
Vout
A1
R1
A2
R2
R3
A1
3. In problem 2, assume opamp A1 has a transfer function H OL ( s )  1  s /  , determine the closed p
loop ‐3dB bandwidth. 4. The BJT source follower has the approximate transfer characteristic as shown in figure 4(a). Consider this follower to be driven by a differential amplifier with a gain of 100 as shown in figure 4(b). Explain the transfer characteristics Vo vs. Vi of the resulting feedback amplifier. 5. A realistic amplifier can be modeled by the following non‐linear transfer function. For this amplifier, the open‐
loop gain changes from 1000 to 100 for output voltage larger than 1 V. Find the feedback factor () to be used in the closed loop amplifier shown below such that, the closed loop gain varies only by 10%, when the output voltage is above and below 1V. What is the transfer characteristic of the resulting closed‐loop feedback amplifier?