The figure below shows the small signal equivalent circuit of a transistor amplifier. The transistor has the following small signal parameters hte = 90, he = 3 kN, hoe = 0 S 35 kn 15 kn hie 4.7 ko Vo If the input signal of the amplifier v. has a 20 mV amplitude, calculate the amplitude of the output signal vVo. You may assume C is large i) ii) Calculate the input impedance of the amplifier again assuming C is large. iii) The output of the above amplifier is loaded by a second circuit that has an input resistance of 10 ko. Calculate the new value of vo. iv) Determine the value of the input coupling capacitor C that will give a lower cut-off frequency of 60 Hz.

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The figure below shows the small signal equivalent circuit of a transistor amplifier.
The transistor has the following small signal parameters
hie = 90, hie = 3 kN, hoe = 0S
35 kn
15 ko
hie
4.7 kO
Vo
i)
If the input signal of the amplifier v,has a 20 mV amplitude, calculate the amplitude of
the output signal vVo. You may assume C is large
ii)
Calculate the input impedance of the amplifier again assuming C is large.
iii)
The output of the above amplifier is loaded by a second circuit that has an input
resistance of 10 k. Calculate the new value of vo.
iv)
Determine the value of the input coupling capacitor C that will give a lower cut-off
frequency of 60 Hz.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 1 The figure below shows the small signal equivalent circuit of a transistor amplifier. The transistor has the following small signal parameters hie = 90, hie = 3 kN, hoe = 0S 35 kn 15 ko hie 4.7 kO Vo i) If the input signal of the amplifier v,has a 20 mV amplitude, calculate the amplitude of the output signal vVo. You may assume C is large ii) Calculate the input impedance of the amplifier again assuming C is large. iii) The output of the above amplifier is loaded by a second circuit that has an input resistance of 10 k. Calculate the new value of vo. iv) Determine the value of the input coupling capacitor C that will give a lower cut-off frequency of 60 Hz.
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