Figure 5 shows a current series feedback amplifier. The sampled current signal is the output current, I, flowing in resistor, Rg, where it develops a feedback signal voltage V; across the resistor, Rg. Determine: a) the feedback gain, B %3D Io b) the gain without feedback, A Vs = A c) the gain with feedback, Af 1+BA

Figure 5 shows a current series feedback amplifier. The sampled current signal is the output current, I, flowing in resistor, Rg, where it develops a feedback signal voltage V; across the resistor, Rg. Determine: a) the feedback gain, B %3D Io b) the gain without feedback, A Vs = A c) the gain with feedback, Af 1+BA

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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