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Preface........................................... xi Chapter 1. Nonlinear Two-terminal Devices.................... 1 1.1. Introduction..................................... 1 1.2. Example of a nonlinear two-terminal device the diode............. 2 1.3. Characteristic of a diode.............................. 3 1.3.1. Real diode.................................... 3 1.3.2. Diode in first approximation.......................... 4 1.3.3. Ideal diode second approximation...................... 5 1.4. Design of a thresholdless diode........................... 6 1.4.1. Positive input voltage.............................. 7 1.4.2. Negative input voltage............................. 7 1.5. Load line and operating point............................ 8 1.6. Other nonlinear components............................ 10 1.6.1. Thermistors or NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient)......... 10 1.6.2. Photoresistors.................................. 11 1.6.3. Varicap diodes or variable capacitance diodes................ 12 1.7. Nonlinear applications of the diode........................ 13 1.7.1. Half-wave rectification............................. 13 1.7.2. Full-wave rectification with diode bridge................... 16 1.7.3. Peak clipping.................................. 23 1.7.4. Peak detector.................................. 24 1.7.5. Recovery circuits................................ 25 1.7.6. Influence of dynamic and reverse resistances on the recovery of the continuous component of a signal............... 28

vi Nonlinear Electronics 1 1.7.7. Logarithmic amplifier............................. 36 1.7.8. Anti-logarithmic amplifier........................... 37 1.7.9. Logic functions with diodes.......................... 39 1.8. Exercises....................................... 42 1.9. Solutions to exercises................................ 54 Chapter 2. Low-frequency Oscillators........................ 83 2.1. Feedback study.................................... 83 2.1.1. Negative feedback............................... 84 2.1.2. Positive feedback................................ 85 2.1.3. Oscillators and positive feedback....................... 85 2.2. Principle of sinusoidal feedback oscillator.................... 87 2.3. Oscillator parameters................................ 87 2.4. Linear mode oscillator operation.......................... 88 2.4.1. Introduction................................... 88 2.4.2. Feedback oscillator............................... 88 2.5. Phase-shift oscillators................................ 91 2.5.1. Schematic diagram and equation....................... 91 2.5.2. Low-pass cells.................................. 94 2.5.3. High-pass cells................................. 96 2.5.4. Phase-shift oscillator with operational amplifier............... 97 2.5.5. RC oscillators with transistors......................... 98 2.6. Bridge oscillator................................... 105 2.6.1. Principle..................................... 105 2.6.2. Principle of the bridge oscillator with operational amplifier.................................. 106 2.6.3. Study of the bridge oscillator in the general case.............. 107 2.6.4. Study of Wien bridge oscillator... 108 2.6.5. Study of the Wien bridge oscillator as one feedback branch oscillator............................... 111 2.7. Band-pass filter oscillator.............................. 113 2.7.1. Feedback circuit................................. 113 2.7.2. Oscillator circuit................................ 114 2.7.3. Oscillation frequency.............................. 115 2.7.4. Condition for sustained oscillation... 116 2.8. Generator of sinusoidal waves with shaper.................... 116 2.8.1. Principle..................................... 116 2.8.2. Generation of the triangle wave........................ 117 2.8.3. Shaper circuit.................................. 120 2.8.4. Shaper operation................................ 120 2.8.5. Frequency of the output signal......................... 121

vii Chapter 3. High-frequency Oscillators....................... 125 3.1. Elementary high-frequency oscillator... 125 3.1.1. Equation..................................... 125 3.1.2. Study of the evolution of output voltage: sinusoidal condition... 129 3.2. High-frequency oscillators with discrete components... 133 3.2.1. Introduction................................... 133 3.2.2. Equivalent diagram of the bipolar transistor................. 133 3.3. Study of oscillators with bipolar transistors... 134 3.3.1. Operating equation............................... 134 3.3.2. Example of passive linear quadripole..................... 138 3.4. Oscillator case study: Colpitts oscillator...................... 139 3.4.1. Presentation................................... 139 3.4.2. Operating equation of Colpitts oscillator... 140 3.4.3. Parameters of feedback quadripole...................... 143 3.4.4. Oscillation frequency and condition for sustained oscillation.................................. 144 3.5. Hartley oscillator................................... 146 3.5.1. Schematic diagram............................... 146 3.5.2. Parameters of the feedback circuit....................... 147 3.5.3. Operating equation............................... 148 3.5.4. Oscillation frequency.............................. 148 3.5.5. Condition for sustained oscillation... 149 3.6. Clapp oscillator................................... 150 3.6.1. Schematic diagram............................... 150 3.6.2. Operating equation............................... 150 3.6.3. Characteristic parameters of the oscillator.................. 152 3.7. Quartz crystal oscillator............................... 153 3.7.1. Frequency stability of an oscillator... 153 3.7.2. Quartz crystal operation............................ 156 3.7.3. Equivalent impedance of quartz crystal.................... 157 3.7.4. Frequency behavior of a quartz crystal.................... 159 3.7.5. Example of quartz crystal oscillator... 163 Chapter 4. Oscillator as a Nonlinear Device.................... 171 4.1. Introduction... 171 4.2. Stability of an oscillator............................... 174 4.2.1. Static stability... 174 4.2.2. Dynamic stability................................ 175 4.3. Nonlinear phenomena in oscillators... 176

viii Nonlinear Electronics 1 4.4. Stabilization of the amplitude of output voltage................. 181 4.5. Amplitude of the output signal: first harmonic method.............. 183 4.5.1. Principle of the first harmonic method.................... 183 4.5.2. Study of amplitude stabilization........................ 184 4.6. Exercises....................................... 187 4.7. Solutions to exercises................................ 204 Chapter 5. Circuits in Switching Mode....................... 235 5.1. Basic elements.................................... 235 5.2. Behavior of a capacitor in a circuit......................... 236 5.3. RC circuits in switching mode........................... 239 5.3.1. Case of a low-pass cell integrating circuit................. 239 5.3.2. Case of a high-pass cell differentiating circuit............... 245 5.4. Bipolar transistor in switching mode........................ 250 5.4.1. Bipolar transistor characteristics........................ 250 5.4.2. Operation in switching mode......................... 252 5.4.3. Logical functions with a switching transistor................. 253 Chapter 6. Astable Multivibrators... 255 6.1. Introduction... 255 6.2. Astable multivibrator with transistors... 255 6.2.1. Introduction................................... 255 6.2.2. Principle..................................... 256 6.2.3. Operating condition... 257 6.2.4. Operation.................................... 258 6.2.5. Period of the output signal........................... 261 6.3. Astable device with operational amplifier..................... 262 6.3.1. Operating principle............................... 263 6.3.2. Period of the output signal........................... 265 6.4. Astable circuit with voltage-controlled frequency................ 266 6.4.1. Principle and operation............................. 266 6.4.2. Period of the output signal........................... 268 6.5. Timer-based astable circuit (555 integrated circuit)... 271 6.5.1. Presentation of 555 timer............................ 271 6.5.2. Operating principle of the 555-based astable circuit... 273 6.5.3. Period of the output signal........................... 275 6.5.4. Another possible implementation....................... 277 6.6. Astable multivibrators with logic gates... 278 6.6.1. Principle and operation............................. 278 6.6.2. Period of the output signal........................... 281

ix 6.7. Astable multivibrators with specialized integrated circuits... 283 6.7.1. Introduction................................... 283 6.7.2. Specification of the 74123 integrated circuit... 283 6.7.3. Astable circuit based on a 74123 integrated circuit... 285 6.7.4. Other specialized circuits............................ 287 6.8. Exercises....................................... 289 6.9. Solutions to exercises................................ 301 References......................................... 345 Index... 347