> Hii all...
> Is there anybdy who has any idea how to design a MOSFET AMPLIFIER using
> B2 spice..
> I'm new to B2 spice and i'm not able to figure it out how to determine
> the Rd and load line..
>
> Please give me some suggestions.
>
> Regards
>
> Rohit
> hey Guys..common..I am still waiting for your valuable
> suggestions..please help me out of anybdy have any idea abt the
> Designing of the "COMMON SOURCE MOSFET AMPILIFIER IN B2 SPICE"
>
> waiting for your valuable feedbacks..
You didn't mention the MOSFET, so it's hard to know.
There should already be models in B2 Spice (or PSpice) for a variety of
n-channel MOSFETs. If you are just learning, maybe it would be more
valuable to use graphical techniques based upon the manufacturer's
characteristic curves, where you can plot Id versus Vds. You will want to
DC bias at the Q-point, near the middle of the saturation region of the
selected device. You will have to select Spice models for a drain resistor
as well as input coupling capacitors to achieve the desired impedances.
Experiment with the amplifier operating into open circuit and into a 50 ohm
load. When you've accomplished that, press your tongue across a
full-charged 80000 mfd electrolytic.
> -rony
> Rohit wrote:
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>> Rohit
00doc - 03 Aug 2006 01:47 GMT
>> hey Guys..common..I am still waiting for your valuable
>> suggestions..please help me out of anybdy have any idea abt the
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> into a 50 ohm load. When you've accomplished that, press your tongue
> across a full-charged 80000 mfd electrolytic.
You guys are kidding, right ?!?!

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aroberts - 03 Aug 2006 03:28 GMT
>>> hey Guys..common..I am still waiting for your valuable
>>> suggestions..please help me out of anybdy have any idea abt the
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> You guys are kidding, right ?!?!
Not about the capacitor.
tony broughton - 06 Aug 2006 22:29 GMT
> Not about the capacitor.
Hmm. Perhaps that could be patented as a new way to put a
metal stud in the teenage daughter's tongue...
aroberts - 06 Aug 2006 23:46 GMT
>> Not about the capacitor.
>>
> Hmm. Perhaps that could be patented as a new way to put a
> metal stud in the teenage daughter's tongue...
It would be a good way to dielectric-ly.