1.) A common-emitter amplifier circuit is shown below. The BJT parameter values are B = 100, gm = 240 mS and ro %3D %3D %D 0. Sketch the dc equivalent circuit, the ac equivalent circuit and the small- signal equivalent circuit using the hybrid-T small-signal model(a). What is the small-signal limit for v; if Vbe = Vд < 10 тV ? +5 V Rc=4 k2 R = 33 kQ Cc2 = 2 µF CCi = 1 µF Rs = 2 k2 RL = 5 k2 R2 = 22 k2 RE = 4 k2 CE = 10 μF ww ww

1.) A common-emitter amplifier circuit is shown below. The BJT parameter values are B = 100, gm = 240 mS and ro %3D %3D %D 0. Sketch the dc equivalent circuit, the ac equivalent circuit and the small- signal equivalent circuit using the hybrid-T small-signal model(a). What is the small-signal limit for v; if Vbe = Vд < 10 тV ? +5 V Rc=4 k2 R = 33 kQ Cc2 = 2 µF CCi = 1 µF Rs = 2 k2 RL = 5 k2 R2 = 22 k2 RE = 4 k2 CE = 10 μF ww ww

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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