Solid-State Circuits (eBook)
194 Seiten
Elsevier Science (Verlag)
978-1-4831-3678-3 (ISBN)
This volume is divided into three sections comprised of 11 chapters and begins with an introduction to the basic physics of bulk semiconductors, diodes, and transistors, along with the construction and characteristics of devices and integrated circuits. Physics is kept to the minimum necessary for the understanding of devices. Attention then turns to the fundamental use of semiconductors in rectifier, amplifier, and oscillator circuits. The high frequency use of transistors is given consideration, and in all examples designs from device characteristics are included. The remaining chapters focus on the development of equivalent circuits of transistors. This approach highlights the alternating current operation of devices, and some of the more sophisticated circuits using semiconductor devices are demonstrated.
This book will be of interest to students and practitioners of electronics and electrical engineering.
Solid-State Circuits provides an introduction to the theory and practice underlying solid-state circuits, laying particular emphasis on field effect transistors and integrated circuits. Topics range from construction and characteristics of semiconductor devices to rectification and power supplies, low-frequency amplifiers, sine- and square-wave oscillators, and high-frequency effects and circuits. Black-box equivalent circuits of bipolar transistors, physical equivalent circuits of bipolar transistors, and equivalent circuits of field effect transistors are also covered. This volume is divided into three sections comprised of 11 chapters and begins with an introduction to the basic physics of bulk semiconductors, diodes, and transistors, along with the construction and characteristics of devices and integrated circuits. Physics is kept to the minimum necessary for the understanding of devices. Attention then turns to the fundamental use of semiconductors in rectifier, amplifier, and oscillator circuits. The high frequency use of transistors is given consideration, and in all examples designs from device characteristics are included. The remaining chapters focus on the development of equivalent circuits of transistors. This approach highlights the alternating current operation of devices, and some of the more sophisticated circuits using semiconductor devices are demonstrated. This book will be of interest to students and practitioners of electronics and electrical engineering.
Front Cover 1
Solid-State Circuits 4
Copyright Page 5
Table of Contents 6
Introduction 8
List of Symbols 10
Chapter 1.
12
1.1. Composition of Matter 12
1.2. Conduction of Electricity 13
Chapter 2.
19
2.1. The pn Junction 19
2.2. The Bipolar Transistor 20
2.3. The Junction Field Effect Transistor 21
2.4. The Metal Oxide Semiconductor Transistor 22
Chapter 3.
24
3.1. The pn diode 24
3.2. Voltage Reference Diodes 27
3.3. Point-contact Diodes 27
3.4. Bipolar Transistors 28
3.5. Junction Field Effect Transistors 40
3.6. Metal Oxide Semiconductor Transistors 44
3.7. Design Examples on Chapter 3 46
CHAPTER 4.
48
4.1. Types of Integrated Circuits 48
4.2. Integrated Circuit Production Processes 49
4.3. Active Circuit Components 54
4.4. Passive Integrated Circuit Components 59
4.5. Realization of an Integrated Circuit 62
CHAPTER 5.
67
5.1. Rectifier Circuits 67
5.2. Smoothing Circuits 71
5.3. Stabilized Power Supplies 73
5.4. Design Examples on Chapter 5 74
CHAPTER 6.
78
6.1. Types of Amplifiers 78
6.2. Field Effect Transistor Voltage Amplifier 78
6.3. Bipolar Transistor Current Amplifier 82
6.4. Bipolar Transistor Voltage Amplifier 87
6.5. Bipolar Transistor Power Amplifier 88
6.6. Feedback 94
6.7. Design Examples on Chapter 6 99
CHAPTER 7.
104
7.1. Field Effect Transistor RC Oscillator 104
7.2. Bipolar Transistor RC Oscillator 106
7.3. Field Effect Transistor Tuned Drain Oscillator 108
7.4. Bipolar Transistor, Tuned Collector Oscillator 109
7.5. Field Effect Transistor Astable Multivibrator 111
7.6. Bipolar Transistor Astable Multivibrator 113
7.7. Design Examples on Chapter 7 115
CHAPTER 8.
119
8.1. Limitations of Field Effect Transistor at High Frequency 119
8.2. Limitations of Bipolar Transistors at High Frequency 119
8.3. High-frequency Field Effect Transistor Amplifier 122
8.4. High-frequency Bipolar Transistor Amplifier 124
8.5. High-frequency Field Effect Transistor Oscillator 126
8.6. High-frequency Bipolar Transistor Oscillator 128
8.7. Design Examples on Chapter 8 130
CHAPTER 9.
137
9.1. Types of Black-box Equivalent Circuits 137
9.2. The h Equivalent Circuit 138
9.3. Transistor Circuit Configurations 141
9.4. The y Equivalent Circuit 149
9.5. Use of the y Equivalent Circuit 152
CHAPTER 10. Physical Equivalent Circuits of Bipolar Transistors 162
10.1. The T Equivalent Circuit 162
10.2. Use of the T Equivalent Circuit 166
10.3. The Hybrid-p Equivalent Circuit 174
10.4. Use of Hybrid-p Equivalent Circuit 178
CHAPTER 11. Equivalent Circuit of Field Effect Transistors 185
11.1. The Field Effect Transistor Equivalent Circuit 185
11.2. Field Effect Transistor Circuit Configurations 186
11.3. Further Applications of the Equivalent Circuit 189
Index 194
Erscheint lt. Verlag | 22.10.2013 |
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Sprache | englisch |
Themenwelt | Technik ► Bauwesen |
Technik ► Maschinenbau | |
ISBN-10 | 1-4831-3678-7 / 1483136787 |
ISBN-13 | 978-1-4831-3678-3 / 9781483136783 |
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