模电ch12.1.ppt

Ch12 Feedback and Stability 12.1 Basic Feedback Concepts and Configurations 12.1 Basic Feedback Concepts and Configurations Ch12 Feedback and Stability 12.0 Preview Ch12 Feedback and Stability 12.0 Preview 12.1 Basic Feedback Concepts and Configurations 12.1.1 Basic Feedback Concepts 12.1.1 Basic Feedback Concepts 1. Feedback 12.1.1 Basic Feedback Concepts 2. Types of Feedback （1）Positive and negative feedback Example 1 （1）Positive and negative feedback Example 2 12.1.1 Basic Feedback Concepts 2. Types of Feedback 12.1.1 Basic Feedback Concepts 2. Types of Feedback 12.1.2 Basic Feedback Configurations 1. Types of Connection 12.1.2 Basic Feedback Configurations 2. Recognizing Techniques 12.1.2 Basic Feedback Configurations 2. Recognizing Techniques 12.1.2 Basic Feedback Configurations Example 2-a1_amp circuit 12.1.2 Basic Feedback Configurations Example 2-a2_discrete circuit 12.1.2 Basic Feedback Configurations Example 2-b1_amp circuit 12.1.2 Basic Feedback Configurations Example 2-b2_discrete circuit 12.1.2 Basic Feedback Configurations Example 2-c1_amp circuit 12.1.2 Basic Feedback Configurations Example 2-c2_discrete circuit 12.1.2 Basic Feedback Configurations Example 2-d1_amp circuit 12.1.2 Basic Feedback Configurations Example 2-d2_discrete circuit 12.1.2 Basic Feedback Configurations 3. Characteristics of feedback configurations 12.1.2 Basic Feedback Configurations 3. Characteristics of feedback configurations 12.1.2 Basic Feedback Configurations 4. Source affect feedback 12.1.2 Basic Feedback Configurations 4. Source affect feedback Example Sol: Example Sol: Example Sol: Example Sol: Example Sol: Example Sol: Step 2: determine positive or negative feedback Instantaneous polarity_neg. Step 3: determine input connection KVL can be used, or input and feedback signal are at different terminals. ?series Step 4: determine output connection When RL=0,? vO=0, vF is directly proportional to vO, ? vF=0, ?shunt. The circuit is a series-s