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4.2 Common-Collector and Common-Base Circuits 4.2.1 Common-Collector (Emitter-Follower) Circuit 1. Analysis of Circuit 1. Analysis of Circuit (2) AC Analysis 1. Analysis of Circuit (2) AC Analysis 1. Analysis of Circuit (2) AC Analysis 4.2.1 Common-Collector Circuit 2. Characteristics of the CC Circuit 4.2.1 Common-Collector Circuit Example 1 (2) Sketch small-signal equivalent circuit Small-signal parameters 4.2.2 Common-Base Circuit 1. DC Analysis of Circuit 4.2.2 Common-Base Circuit 2. Analysis of Circuit 4.2.3 Multistage Amplifiers (1) The Reason of Using Multistage Circuit 1. Multitransistor Configuration (P 222, P507) To have larger current gain 2 Multistage Amplifiers Example 2 2. Multistage Amplifiers * 4.2.2 Common-Baser Circuit 4.2.3 Multistage Amplifiers It’s also called the Emitter-Follower (1) DC Analysis Forming Thevenin equivalent circuit Q-point Sketch small-signal circuit Determine Parameter ro is parallel with RE. Voltage gain Input loop Output loop Generally, Output and input voltage values are nearly equal. thus So, it is called Emitter-Follower Output and input voltage polarities are same. Find input and output resistances Getting equations Input loop Output loop where thus When Ro very small Characteristic： ◆ Av is smaller than 1, but nearly equal 1. ◆ Ri is large, so can get more voltage from Vs . ◆ Ro is small, has strong ability to drive large load. ◆ Vo is in phase with Vi . # Since the voltage gain is slightly less than 1，the circuit cannot amplify the ac voltage, is it right? Why we call it as an amplifier? Calculate the small-signal voltage and input output resistor in the circuit. Assume ?=100, VBE =0.7V and VA=80V. Sol: (1) Find the Q-point values Q-point (3) Calculate AC parameters Small-signal equivalent circuit Input loop Output loop Voltage gain Input resistance Ri’ Ri Ro 2. AC Analysis of Circuit # Since input resistance is very small, what kind of a source is the desirable input signal which can be amplif