QUESTION 2 Figure Q2 shows a Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) configuration. Vcc = 18V 45 ka 4.5 ko 1 uF Vo 1 uF Vi B=110 ro=50 kn 4.7 ka 14 ka 10 UF Figure Q2 The output signal from a sensor needs to be amplified using a BJT network in order to be used as an appropriate input of a control system. Based on Figure Q2, determine the AC equivalence resistance, ra, the input impedance, Z, output impedance, Zo and find the voltage gain, Av.

QUESTION 2 Figure Q2 shows a Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) configuration. Vcc = 18V 45 ka 4.5 ko 1 uF Vo 1 uF Vi B=110 ro=50 kn 4.7 ka 14 ka 10 UF Figure Q2 The output signal from a sensor needs to be amplified using a BJT network in order to be used as an appropriate input of a control system. Based on Figure Q2, determine the AC equivalence resistance, ra, the input impedance, Z, output impedance, Zo and find the voltage gain, Av.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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