2. The following circuit shows a discrete common emitter BJT amplifier.The BJT has B-100, Ca=5 pF, C, = 1 pF and VA-0, VT 25 mV(1) Find DC collector current (lc), transconductance (g-), Te and re(2) Draw small signal equivalent circuit of the amplifier in low frequency band, and determine lowcomer frequency(OL) using approximation method (using time constants).(3) Draw small signal equivalent circuit of the amplifier in high frequency band, and determinethe high coner frequency( n) using approximation method (using time constants).VcC 9VRC20kaO vout1FRaigCC1RL20k020kaRBVsigCE1MO10F0. 1mA

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2. The following circuit shows a discrete common emitter BJT amplifier. The BJT has B-100, C.-5 pF, C-1 pF and VA , Vr 25 mV (1) Find DC collector current (lc), transconductance (g-), te and re (2) Draw small signal equivalent circuit of the amplifier in low frequency band, and determine low comer frequency(»L) using approximation method (using time constants). (3) Draw small signal equivalent circuit of the amplifier in high frequency band, and determine the high corner frequency( tn) using approximation method (using time constants). vcc 9v RC 20k0 O vout Raig C1 RL 200 20ka RB Vig 1MO CE 10F 0. 1mA

2. The following circuit shows a discrete common emitter BJT amplifier. The BJT has B-100, C.-5 pF, C-1 pF and VA , Vr 25 mV (1) Find DC collector current (lc), transconductance (g-), te and re (2) Draw small signal equivalent circuit of the amplifier in low frequency band, and determine low comer frequency(»L) using approximation method (using time constants). (3) Draw small signal equivalent circuit of the amplifier in high frequency band, and determine the high corner frequency( tn) using approximation method (using time constants). vcc 9v RC 20k0 O vout Raig C1 RL 200 20ka RB Vig 1MO CE 10F 0. 1mA

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