I need to design a multi stage amplifier with the following specs: Part I: Amplifier Specifications.Use no more than three 2N3904 transistors.The overall amplifier gain should be at least A, = +50Input signal should be Vpp10тVрp — 200тV,ppat 1kHzddYour circuit load RL = 5.1k2.The input resistance, Rin(= Rin(tot)) > 10k.The output resistance, Rout < 1kN.Vcc S 20 voltsThe output voltage, Vout is not inverted from the input voltage, Vin-

We need to design an amplifier, using a maximum of three 2N3904 transistors to produce an overall…

Part I: Amplifier Specifications. Use no more than three 2N3904 transistors. The overall amplifier gain should be at least A, = +50 Input signal should be Vpp = 10mV, -200mV ppat 1KHZ dd Your circuit load RL = 5.1kN. The input resistance, Rin(= Rin(tot)) > 10kN. The output resistance, Rout < 1kN. Vcc S 20 volts The output voltage, Vout is not inverted from the input voltage, Vin-

Part I: Amplifier Specifications. Use no more than three 2N3904 transistors. The overall amplifier gain should be at least A, = +50 Input signal should be Vpp = 10mV, -200mV ppat 1KHZ dd Your circuit load RL = 5.1kN. The input resistance, Rin(= Rin(tot)) > 10kN. The output resistance, Rout < 1kN. Vcc S 20 volts The output voltage, Vout is not inverted from the input voltage, Vin-

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