Solve the following using the re model.1. The dc emitter current IE is:A. 2.62 mAB. 2.99 mA2. The ac resistance re is:TeA. 23.01 ΩΒ. 9.92 Ω3. The amplifier's current gain (Ai amp) is:A. 72B. 904. The amplifier's voltage gain (Av amp) is:A. -54.68B. -96.365. The amplifier's input impedance (Zi amp) is:A. 4119.19 ΩB. 891.11 Q6. The amplifier's output impedance (Zo amp) is:A. 891.47 ΩΒ. 3956.23 ΩC. 3.78 mAC. 26 mQC. 22.88C.-70.34C. 954.62 QC. 954.62 QD. 3.52 mAD. 893 QD. 19.44D. -22.88D. 3956.23 QD. 4119.19 Q Given the circuit below with the following data:Rs = 330 92, RB = 470 kn, RE = 2.2 kQ, RC = 4.7 kQ, RL =1.2 k2, Vcc=20Vhie=6800 92, hre = 5x10-4,hfe= 90₂ hoe = 30x10-6 mhosVccRCRBRsVsC1Q1REC3C2

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Solve the following using the remodel. 1. The dc emitter current IE is: A. 2.62 mA B. 2.99 mA 2. The ac resistance re is: A. 23.01 Ω B. 9.92 Q 3. The amplifier's current gain (Ai amp) is: C. 3.78 mA C. 26 mQ D. 3.52 mA D. 893 Q

Solve the following using the remodel. 1. The dc emitter current IE is: A. 2.62 mA B. 2.99 mA 2. The ac resistance re is: A. 23.01 Ω B. 9.92 Q 3. The amplifier's current gain (Ai amp) is: C. 3.78 mA C. 26 mQ D. 3.52 mA D. 893 Q

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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