For this project the differential
amplifier is designed with the Single Ended input and the Single ended output
by using the specific requirement like the gain of the non-inverting differential
amplifier in this project is approximately 100-150 dB. The single ended input
for the differential output circuit is converted into the single input for the differential
input supply. By using the LTSpice design the differential amplifier is given below
in the design section. By using BJT, analysis the non-inverting differential amplifier
as shown in the DC, AC analysis
Introduction
of Design Differential Amplifier
In this project report the topic is “Design
of (DA) Differential Amplifier”. The DA “differential amplifier” is the kind of
amplifier that is electronic give a difference among the two input voltages. Differential
amplifier is the analog circuit of the two inputs that is
and
with a output where the output is directly proportional
for a difference among a various voltages.
The A is a gain of an non-inverting differential amplifier; as know that about
project the Gain (A) = 100->150
An OPA836 plus the OPA2836 is used for the non-inverting amplifiers by
the single input for the non-inverting input,
Circuit give the
signal gain; which is set by ground as a reference for the output and
input signals. (Karki, 2011)
Production and the design for the high
speed of differential amplifiers; then the silicon along with the germanium for
the low voltage is used for the BiCMOS process. These process are very low
voltage for the design of the amplifier that is incorporated for the output and
inputs of the amplifier for regain the total maximum output swing of signal. The
single ended application is also used the 3GHz bandwidth for the LRC 6406 for the
I/O of the differential amplifier. (Brisebois, 2009)
The drawing of the amplifier circuits is
simple, like the triangle shape, where the construction of the amplifier is irreverent,
for the grater function of the circuits for the familiarizations. The
non-inverting amplifier is presents in the Appendix 1;
Figure 1: Amplifiers
Circuit Symbol
Background of Design Differential Amplifier
Operational Amplifier is on type of the Differential
Amplifier; where the inputs and the outputs of the differential amplifier is
include in the conventional Op-Amp. The gain of the non-inverting amplifier is
around about 100-150 in this project report. (Brisebois, 2009)Many differential
Amplifier is used to implement the basic two transistors for the circuits which
is called the long-tailed pair for the differential amplifier. The main
function of the differential amplifier has inverting
and the non-inverting terminals, that these terminals are used for the input which
is opposed of the being input connected to the ground. The significant function
of the Differential amplifier is that, it amplifies a variations among the two
input voltages. In the most application of the Differential Amplifier the
transfer function is most important in the analog computers. At the input
terminal have the high input in the output terminal contains the high output which
is used in particular significant feature of the amplifier.
There are four configuration where differential
amplifier is operated;
Output of Differential Amplifier is balanced
with Dual Input
Output of Differential Amplifier is unbalanced
with Dual Input
Output of Differential Amplifier is
balanced with Single Input
Output of Differential Amplifier is Unbalanced
with Single Input
Figure 2: Configuration
of Differential amplifier
The configuration of the DA is shown in the
above figure, where the number of the input signals is utilized for the way of the
output voltage is calculated, configuration is the dual input are used the two
input signals, otherwise a configuration is single input. (Nptel.Ac.In/Courses,
n.d.)
Signal of a Common mode which are drives
from an inputs of the amplifier; this signal is interference, statics by the various
kinds of the pickups, where the connecting wires for the input bases the liked the
small antennas. Operating environment of the differential amplifier by the interference
of the electromagnetic with the voltage that is unwanted interference for a transistors
to coordinate in the every respects by an output which is balanced. This the significant
characteristics of differential amplifier, against the common mode signal, it discriminates
for the input signals, and otherwise it refuses the common mode signal to amplify. (Nptel.Ac.in/Courses, n.d.)
Methodology of Design Differential Amplifier
Circuit
of the Differential Amplifier
Figure 3: Differential
amplifier Circuits
DC Analysis of Design Differential Amplifier
For the ICC as well as VCEQ
on the behalf of the amplifier of the DC circuits which is shown by the
reduction of an inputs voltages V1
as well as V2 as presents in the
below schematics ; (Nptel. Aac.in/courses, n.d.)
Figure 4: DC
Analysis of Differential Amplifier
Applying the KVL for the base emitter loop
of Q1
AC Analysis of Design Differential Amplifier
Figure 5: AC
Analysis of Differential Amplifier
Output voltages of the gain is given by
The non- inverting different amplifier is
shown in the appendix 3 with the specific calculations
Calculation of CMMR of Design Differential Amplifier
Now 1st of develop the SPICE
model for the CMR to understand the op-amp CMRR. CMRR is the measures, in what
the devise is rejects for the CM signal
Figure 6:
CMR model
Bandwidth of Design Differential Amplifier
When design the non-inverting differential amplifier,
then the bandwidth is significant;
Gain bandwidth product = Av * f
Where the frequency response in this model
include the zero approximations for the CMRR behaviour of the frequency. LCM of
inductor is together by RCM to create the zero at
=
LT Spice of Design Differential Amplifier
For the electronic circuit implement the
SPICE simulators, LTSpice is the freeware computer software, which is produced
the manufacturing of the technology which is linear for the part of analog devise.
Waveform viewer and the schematic capture is obtained from the LTSpice by the improvements
of the speed models for the simulations of the regulators as well as Switching.
By the LTspice mostly model are 80 % of the liner technology for the regulators
and switching as well as differential Amplifier, MOSFET plus the passive
components. The schematic of LTspice is stored in the ASCII text as the
extension “asc” which is consist for the netlist on the SPICE of commands.
Circuit Construction of Design Differential Amplifier
Figure 7: Circuit Construction
Design of Circuit of Design Differential Amplifier
Figure 8: Design Circuit of Non-inverting Amplifier
Above circuit is the non-inverting differential
amplifier; that is implemented on the SPICE, the results of this circuits give
the AC waveform which is our desired results. As you can check the below simulations
result.
Simulation Results of Design Differential Amplifier
Figure 9: Simulation Results
Conclusion of Design Differential Amplifier
In this project report; the purpose of the
project is to design the non-inverting differential amplifier by single ended
input and the single ended output. We discussed about the configuration of the
non-inverting amplifier and a characteristic of a differential amplifier is
obtained. In the methodology sections design the differential amplifier by using
the BJT, and did the DC analysis and the AC analysis of the non-inverting differential
amplifier. Now in Circuit design section implement the non-inverting differential
amplifier by the single ended input and the single ended output as shown in the
above design circuit, and finally obtained the required-out waveform as per requirements
which is shown in the Simulation results sections. Now the LTSpice is the very
useful software, which is used for the circuit simulations. The passive components
like the transistors, BJT is used in the non-inverting differential amplifier
and give the DC and AC analysis.
References of Design Differential Amplifier
Brisebois,
G., 2009. Using a Differential I/O Amplifier in Single-Ended Applications. [Online]
Available at: https://www.analog.com/media/en/reference-design-documentation/design-notes/dn473.pdf
Karki,
J., 2011. TEXAS INSRUMENTS: OPA836 Low-Power Op Amp Applications. [Online]
Available at: http://www.ti.com/lit/an/sloa163/sloa163.pdf
[Accessed September 2011].
Nptel.
Aac.in/courses, n.d. Dual Input, Balanced Output Differential Amplifier. [Online]
Available at: https://nptel.ac.in/courses/117107094/lecturers/lecture_1/lecture1_page2.htm
Nptel.Ac.in/Courses,
n.d. Inverting & Non – inverting Inputs. [Online]
Available at: https://nptel.ac.in/courses/117107094/lecturers/lecture_3/lecture3_page1.htm
Nptel.Ac.In/Courses,
n.d. Lecture - 1: Operational Amplifiers. [Online]
Available at: https://nptel.ac.in/courses/117107094/lecturers/lecture_1/lecture1_page1.htm
Appendix of Design Differential Amplifier
Appendix 1: Non-inverting Amplifier
Appendix 2: Non-inverting Amplifier
Appendix 3: Non- inverting Circuit with
specification