Hello I'm working on designing a multistage transistor amplifier with some specifications.

The specifications are as follows

1) Open circuit(no-load) voltage gain Avo = 50(+/- 10%)
2) Type of transistors is BJT
3) Maximum number of transistors is 3
4) Power Supply is +15V relative to ground
5) Output resistance can be a maximum of 15 kilohms
6) Input resistance has to be 200 or more kilohms
7) Quiescent Current drawn from the power supply can be at max 2mA
8) The Maximum no-load output signal swing can be no less than 8V peak-peak(-4V to 4V)

Can anyone give me tips on how to start designing the circuit?

 

Is this school homework?

 

Is this school homework?

Im learning ahead for a course I am taking next year, and I just want to get used to the design of these circuits.

 

The reason we ask is to see if something should be put into Homework Help. This one seems to fit here OK.
Thanks for the clarification and welcome to AAC.

 

Can anyone give me tips on how to start designing the circuit?

Look at some tutorials on the design of BJT amplifiers.
Then come back to us with any questions you have about that.

 

Look at some tutorials on the design of BJT amplifiers.
Then come back to us with any questions you have about that.

Alright, I'll get back to you after reading up on some of the tutorials. Thanks!

 

Alright, I'll get back to you after reading up on some of the tutorials. Thanks!

If you're doing a bit of searching - you might run across a very handy 3 transistor amplifier from the very early days of transistors that runs on only 1.5V. It sometimes turns up when I'm looking for something else.

All 3 transistors are direct coupled - it has to be an odd number so that a resistor from output to input provides the nfb for stable DC conditions. If you want lots of gain; use two resistors in series for nfb and connect a capacitor from the join to GND to block the AC nfb.

It should work on 15V if you scale the collector resistors. The original 1.5V version could directly drive a 600 Ohm ear piece without breaking a sweat.

 

Some hearing aid circuits here...


http://www.talkingelectronics.com/projects/HearingAid-2/HearingAid-2.html

More here if you want.....

http://www.discovercircuits.com/A/a-audioamp1.htm

 

Some hearing aid circuits here...


http://www.talkingelectronics.com/projects/HearingAid-2/HearingAid-2.html

More here if you want.....

http://www.discovercircuits.com/A/a-audioamp1.htm

The one I mentioned might even have been a hearing aid amplifier. It worked better with germanium transistors, but silicon is still satisfactory - none of which makes any difference since the TS wants to run it from 15V.

 

According to your technical requirements, I quickly developed an electronic circuit.
There are several feedbacks in it. I apologize for the delay. I was banned.
I hope that you will benefit by studying this scheme.