For the below CB amplifier circuit: C5 10u w ww R1 101k R2 11.2k 12 VBE=0.63V AIHE VCC ww Q1 www Figure 1. RC 12k Q2N3904 0 RE 1k C3 HH 16u Rsig O ○ B=100 Thermal Voltage VT=26mV, Vsig=10m V. 50 C4 HH 10u Vin VOFF = 0 VAMPL= 10m FREQ = 10k AC = V1 Vout Calculate the DC bias Analysis and using the values you found for the small signal parameters. Record the calculated input and output voltages in Table 3. Given that: RL 2.6k

For the below CB amplifier circuit: C5 10u w ww R1 101k R2 11.2k 12 VBE=0.63V AIHE VCC ww Q1 www Figure 1. RC 12k Q2N3904 0 RE 1k C3 HH 16u Rsig O ○ B=100 Thermal Voltage VT=26mV, Vsig=10m V. 50 C4 HH 10u Vin VOFF = 0 VAMPL= 10m FREQ = 10k AC = V1 Vout Calculate the DC bias Analysis and using the values you found for the small signal parameters. Record the calculated input and output voltages in Table 3. Given that: RL 2.6k

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