+ 12 VRC1C21.5 kConsider the shown common emitter amplifier circuit.Given thatRC2IBQ = 0.015 mA2.5 kE VL VT=26 mVVA=infinityRLR12kC1(a) Determine the RE value that set the VCE = 6.5 V. [BETA =90(b) Draw the Mid-band AC equivalent circuit. Determine the gmvalue.VinR2REC3(c) Determine voltage gain AV = VL/Vin+

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+ 12 V RC1 C2 1.5 k Consider the shown common emitter amplifier circuit. Given that RC2 RL IBQ = 0.015 mA R1 2k 2.5 k VL VT=26 mV VA=infinity C1 (a) Determine the RE value that set the Vce = 6.5 V. [ BETA =90 (b) Draw the Mid-band AC equivalent circuit. Determine the gm value. Vin R2 RE C3 (c) Determine voltage gain AV = VL/Vin

+ 12 V RC1 C2 1.5 k Consider the shown common emitter amplifier circuit. Given that RC2 RL IBQ = 0.015 mA R1 2k 2.5 k VL VT=26 mV VA=infinity C1 (a) Determine the RE value that set the Vce = 6.5 V. [ BETA =90 (b) Draw the Mid-band AC equivalent circuit. Determine the gm value. Vin R2 RE C3 (c) Determine voltage gain AV = VL/Vin

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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