Hi, I'm trying to design a circuit with two stages.
1) a boost stage which will take an input signal and boost it by 6-20 dB (2 - 10 V/V). I'm not sure whether a BJT or a MOSFET would be best.
My main problem is dc biasing. I'm not sure what region is best, and whether I can follow the Vcc/3 rule for biasing or not.
Also, I don't have any real experience designing around a potentiometer... what value would be the best? How do I incorporate it into the design process?
2) How can I boost the higher frequencies? Could I use a high pass filter with a stop band that is of higher gain than 0? I don't want to cut the lower frequencies, just boost the higher ones.
Also, is it better to adjust the gain of a set pass band, or to have a set gain, but an adjustable pass bandwidth?
Thanks,
Mark
1) a boost stage which will take an input signal and boost it by 6-20 dB (2 - 10 V/V). I'm not sure whether a BJT or a MOSFET would be best.
My main problem is dc biasing. I'm not sure what region is best, and whether I can follow the Vcc/3 rule for biasing or not.
Also, I don't have any real experience designing around a potentiometer... what value would be the best? How do I incorporate it into the design process?
2) How can I boost the higher frequencies? Could I use a high pass filter with a stop band that is of higher gain than 0? I don't want to cut the lower frequencies, just boost the higher ones.
Also, is it better to adjust the gain of a set pass band, or to have a set gain, but an adjustable pass bandwidth?
Thanks,
Mark