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IT
Ra
Ra
Vel
Rc
Vcc
For the given circuit above parameters are as follows: VEE = 5V, Vcc =-11V, V3g =-0.7V and V, = 25 mv
((assume Vg pc = 0). Rg=600kn, Rc=35kN, Re=9.4kn.
The input is applied in a differential manner; find the differential voltage gain for the differential outputs.
Tolerance 0.01 relative
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