Q4(a)The circuit shown in Figure Q4(a) is an oscillator. For this circuit:RFRARVF MRFigure Q4(a)(i)VEDerive the expression for the feedback network, B=Vo(ii)Determine the frequency of oscillation, and(iii) Find the ratio of Rp/RA to ensure the condition for oscillation is fulfilled.

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(a) The circuit shown in Figure Q4(a) is an oscillator. For this circuit: RF RA Vo R VF C ER Figure Q4(a) VE Derive the expression for the feedback network, ß =- Vo (i) (ii) Determine the frequency of oscillation, and (iii) Find the ratio of RF/RA to ensure the condition for oscillation is fulfilled.

(a) The circuit shown in Figure Q4(a) is an oscillator. For this circuit: RF RA Vo R VF C ER Figure Q4(a) VE Derive the expression for the feedback network, ß =- Vo (i) (ii) Determine the frequency of oscillation, and (iii) Find the ratio of RF/RA to ensure the condition for oscillation is fulfilled.

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