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#Qucs unijunction transistor oscillator generator#
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Tranzystorowy układ logiczny o sprzężeniu kolektorowym PUT relaxation oscillator testing.EUdict dictionary: English - Polish Results for: unijunction transistor oscillator English The frequency of oscillation of a PUT relaxation oscillator can be expressed by the following equation:į = 1/ (RC ln(1/(1-η)).Where F is the frequency, η is the intrinsic standoff ratio, R is the resistance and C is the capacitance.
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This series of charging and discharging results in a sawtooth waveform across the capacitor as shown in the figure below. The capacitor starts to charge again and the cycle is repeated. When the voltage across the capacitor is below valley point voltage (Vv) the PUT reverts to its initial condition and there will be no more discharge path for the capacitor. The capacitor discharges through this path. When the voltage across the capacitor exceeds the peak voltage (Vp) the PUT goes into negative resistance mode and this creates a low resistance path from anode(A) to cathode(K). When the supply voltage Vbb is applied, the capacitor C starts charging through resistor R. Resistor R and capacitor C sets the frequency of the oscillator. Resistor Rk limits cathode current of the PUT. Resistors R1 and R2 set the peak voltage (Vp) and intrinsic standoff ratio (η) of the PUT. The circuit diagram of a PUT relaxation oscillator is shown below. It is called a relaxation oscillator because the timing interval is started by the gradual charging of a capacitor and the timing interval is terminated by the sudden discharge of the same capacitor. PUT relaxation oscillator can be used for generating a wide range of saw tooth wave forms. Relaxation oscillator is of course the most common application of a programmable UJT. The intrinsic standoff ratio can be expressed using the equation: It helps us to predict how much voltage will be dropped across the gate and cathode for a given Vbb. Intrinsic standoff ratio ( η) : Intrinsic standoff ratio of a PUT is the ratio of the external resistor R1 to the sum of R1 and R2. Where η is the intrinsic standoff ratio and Vbb is the total voltage across the external resistor network. Peak voltage can be expressed using the equation:
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The peak voltage Vp will be usually one diode drop (0.7V) plus the gate to cathode voltage (Vg). Peak voltage (Vp): It is the anode to cathode voltage after which the PUT jumps into the negative resistance region. There after the device behaves like a fully saturated P-N junction. When the anode voltage (Va) is reduced to a particular level called “Valley Point”, the device becomes fully saturated and no more decrease in Va is possible. This is equal to a negative resistance scenario and this negative resistance region in the PUT characteristic is used in relaxation oscillators. Beyond this point the anode current (Ia) increases and the anode voltage (Va) decreases.
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At this point sufficient number of charges are injected and the junction starts to saturate. But the Va cannot be increased beyond a particular point. When the anode to cathode voltage (Va)is increased the anode current will also get increased and the junction behaves like a typical P-N junction. It is the value of these two resistors that determines the intrinsic standoff ratio(η) and peak voltage (Vp) of the PUT. The gate is connected to the junction of the two external resistor R1 and R2 which forms a voltage divider network. Typically the anode of the PUT is connected to a positive voltage and the cathode is connected to the ground. The typical biasing diagram and characteristics plot of a PUT is shown below. PUT characteristics is essentially a plot between the anode voltage Va and anode current Ia of the PUT. Ohmic contacts are made on the anode, cathode and gate layers for external connection. The bottom most N-layer is called cathode (K). The P-layer next to the gate is left alone.
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The N-layer next to the anode is called the gate (G). From the above figure, you can see that the PUT has a four layered construction.