Electronic Circuits II Scanned Lecture Notes - Charles Edition

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    Electronic Circuits II Premium Lecture Notes by Charles Michael John, Specially for ECE Candidates. Syllabus Covered based on Anna University R2008 Regulation.

    Content :
    UNIT-I

    FEEDBACK AMPLIFIER
    • Feedback
    • Types
    • 1. Positive feedback (or) regenerative feedback
    • 2. Negative feedback (or) degenerative feedback
    • Effect of negative feedback
    • 1. Sensitivity of gain
    • 2. Desensitivity of gain
    • 3. Cut-off frequency
    • 4. Distortion
    • 5. Noise
    • 6. Input impedance
    • 7. Output impedance
    • Types of negative feedback connection
    • a. Voltage series feedback connection
    • b. Voltage shunt feedback connection
    • c. Current series feedback connection
    • d. Current shunt feedback connection
    • Equivalent circuit
    • Block diagram
    • Transfer ratio (Av)
    • Input resistance
    • Output resistance
    • Method of identifying feedback topology and feedback factor
    UNIT-II

    OSCILLATOR
    • Colpitt’s oscillators
    • Clap oscillator
    • Advantages
    • Franklin oscillators
    • Armstrong oscillators
    • Tuned collectors oscillators
    • Problems
    • RC oscillators
    • i. RC phase shift oscillators
    • ii. Wein bridge
    • iii. Twin-T oscillators
    • Piezo electric effect
    • Quartz crystal construction
    • X – Cut
    • Y - Cut
    • Symbol of crystal and equivalent circuit
    • Frequency response curve
    • Crystal oscillators
    • Miller crystal oscillators
    • i. Serial resonant frequency
    • ii. Parallel resonant frequency
    • Pierce crystal oscillators
    • Application
    • LC- oscillator
    • Frequency stability of oscillation
    UNIT-III

    TUNED AMPLIFIER
    • Introduction
    • Types of tuning amplifier
    • 1. Small signal tuned amplifier
    • 2. Large signal tuned amplifier
    • Q-factor
    • Q-factor of capacitors
    • Loaded and unloaded Q
    • Types of coil losses
    • 1. Copper loss
    • 2. Eddy current loss
    • 3. Hysteresis loss
    • Parametric diagram for transistor
    • Classification
    • i. Single tuned amplifier
    • ii. Double tuned amplifier
    • iii. Stagger tuned amplifier
    • Effective quality factor
    • Response of single tuned amplifier
    • Problems
    • Conduction angle
    • Efficiency of class c amplifier
    • Neutralization
    • Types
    • 1. Hazeltine neutralization
    • 2. Neutrodyne
    • 3. Neutralization ring coil
    • 4. Rice neutralization
    • Double tuned amplifier
    • Stability
    UNIT-IV

    WAVERHAPING AND MULTIVIBRATOR CIRCUITS
    • RC circuit
    • 1. High pass
    • 2. Low pass
    • Ramp input waveform
    • Pulse waveform
    • Square wave form
    • RL circuits
    • a. High pass RL network
    • b. Low pass RL network
    • Integrator and differentiator
    • Integrator RC
    • Rise time
    • Duty cycle
    • Turn on time
    • Fall time
    • Turn off time
    • Wave shaping
    • Clipper clamper
    • i. Positive clipper
    • ii. Negative clipper
    • Biased negative clipper
    • Biased negative clipper with neverse polarisg
    • Combinational clipper
    • Two level slicer
    • Clamper
    • 1. Positive clamper
    • 2. Negative clamper
    • Application
    • Multivibrator
    • Classification
    • 1. Astable multivibrator
    • 2. Monostable multivibrator
    • 3. Bistable multivibrator
    • Collector coupled astable multivibrator
    • Modified astable multivibrator
    • Emitter coupled astable multivibrator
    • Application
    • Triggering method for bistable multivibrator
    • 1. Unsymmetrical
    • 2. Symmetrical
    • 3. Application of Schmitt trigger
    UNIT-V

    BLOCKING OSCILLATOR AND TIME BASE GENERATOR
    • 1. UJT relaxation oscillator
    • 2. Pulse transformer
    • Characteristics
    • Coupling coefficient
    • Transformer ratio
    • Application of pulse transformer
    • Blocking oscillator
    • Astable blocking oscillator
    • Magnetizing current
    • Advantages
    • Disadvantages
    • Push-pull astable blocking oscillator
    • Voltage across R1 and C1
    • Frequency control using core saturation
    • Trigger blocking oscillator
    • Monostable blocking oscillator with emitter timing
    • Current waveform and voltage waveform
    • Application of blocking oscillator
    • 1. Voltage time base circuit
    • a. Miller integration
    • b. Boot strap
    • 2. Current time base generation
    • problems
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