1. Suppose an amplifier has an open-loop voltage gain of 20, an input impedance of 1002, and an output impedance of 502. The amplifier is driven with a sine- wave generator with output impedance of 502 and an open loop amplitude of 0.1 Vpp. Find the resulting voltage across a 2002 load attached to the amplifier output.

1. Suppose an amplifier has an open-loop voltage gain of 20, an input impedance of 1002, and an output impedance of 502. The amplifier is driven with a sine- wave generator with output impedance of 502 and an open loop amplitude of 0.1 Vpp. Find the resulting voltage across a 2002 load attached to the amplifier output.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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