3) Consider the transistor circuit below. Assume the input is biased such that the transistor works normally, and ignore any internal resistances in the transistor. For the calculations in this problem, you may assume ß » 1. a) Consider small voltage changes Vin and Vout at the input and output (i.e., ignore bias voltages). Compute the voltage gain G = Vout/Vin- b) Compute the input impedance. Zin = Vin/lin c) Compute the output impedance. Zout = Vout/lout +Vcc Re - Vout R Ignore the transistor impedance. Vin

3) Consider the transistor circuit below. Assume the input is biased such that the transistor works normally, and ignore any internal resistances in the transistor. For the calculations in this problem, you may assume ß » 1. a) Consider small voltage changes Vin and Vout at the input and output (i.e., ignore bias voltages). Compute the voltage gain G = Vout/Vin- b) Compute the input impedance. Zin = Vin/lin c) Compute the output impedance. Zout = Vout/lout +Vcc Re - Vout R Ignore the transistor impedance. Vin

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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