V1

V1 V2 Vout Vout 1 4 3 -4 6 ? ?
Cb Q1 3K 0.7K

5.7 V VBE,npn=0.7V VEB,pnp=0.7V VT=25mV Cb=infinity npn,pnp=infinity Cb vi vo 50

V2

7 -5

Q2

Figure 1: Figure for Problems 1 and 2 Figure 1 pertains to Questions 1 and 2. The two linear networks (labelled N) are identical, and excited by DC voltage sources V1 and V2 , as shown in the gure. When V1 = 1 V and V2 = 3 V , Vout is found to be 6 V . Q. 1: Determine Vout when V1 = 4 V and V2 = 4 V . Q. 2: Determine Vout when V1 = 7 V and V2 = 5 V .
i(t)

2.7K

1K

Figure 5: Figure for Questions 6 and 7 Figure 5 pertains to this problem and the next. Q. 6: Determine the quiescent collector current of the pnp transistor Q2. Q. 7: Determine the small signal gain vo /vi . Q. 8: In Figure 6, determine the output voltage of the opamp. The diodes have a cut-in voltage of 0.7 V.

0.25H

4F

4cos(t)

3sin(t)
5K 20K

Figure 2: Figure for Question 3

sin(t) 10K 20K +

Q. 3: Determine the amplitude of the sinusoidal current i(t). Q. 4: In Figure 3, the capacitors have initial conditions as shown. u(t) is the unit step function. Determine Vx as a function of time.
1 + 1V Vx 1 1F u(t) + 1F 1 + -1V -

Figure 6: Figure for Question 8

5V pCox(W/L)p = 200 /V2 VTN=0.5V M1 nCox(W/L)n = 200 /V2 I + VR 40K |VTP|=0.5V

Figure 3: Figure for Question 4 Q. 5: Let H(s) denote the transfer function of the RLC network shown in Figure 4. Determine H(j1).
1 1H 1F 1H 0.5F 2H 2F 0.5H Vo

Figure 7: Figure for Questions 9 and 10

Vi 1H 1F 2H 0.5F 0.5H 2F 1H 1F 1 1H

Figure 7 pertains to this problem and the next. It is known that a non-zero current ows through the transistors. The opamp is ideal. Q. 9: Determine the current through M1. Q. 10: Determine the voltage across the resistor (VR).

Figure 4: Figure for Question 5