MULTISIM 1. With the knowledge you’ve gained in basic electronics, design and simulate a circuit that...

MULTISIM
1. With the knowledge you’ve gained in basic electronics, design and simulate a
circuit that comprises of a transformer, diode, capacitor, voltage regulator, zener
diode, transistors and any other vital components needed to make the circuit work. A. Explain how the circuit you’ve built works
B. Describe the function of each of the components in the circuit. 2. As a electronic engineer, design a circuit where the transistor as a switch and
another where the transistor is for amplification.

Expert Solution

A. Here is the circuit of 5V DC regulated power supply. The transformer steps down the AC voltage, Rectifier converts it into pulsating DC and 7805 is a 5V voltage regulator that gives regulated DC voltage at the output

B. Here is the circuit for the transistor as a switch. Given below is the circuit when the transistor was operating in the cut-off region. In this case, the LED is not glowing

and here is the case when the transistor is operating in the saturation region. In this case, LED is glowing

Given below is the circuit where the transistor is used as an amplifier. This circuit is popularity known as Class B push-pull amplifier

Here are the waveforms in Oscilloscope

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