500N, R1 = 6.5kN, R2 = 2.5kN, The parameters of the amplifier circuit in Figure 2 are Vcc = 5V, Rc 4502, R, = 5002, RL %3D RE = 5kN, and C1 = C2 = 0. Assume bf = 100 and VA = 200V +Vcc R1 RC C2 = 00 icl C = 00 R VL R2 VB RE Rin R Rx R. Figure 2 (a) Find the Q-point defined by IB, Ic, and VCE• (b) Calculate the small-signal parameters gm, rp, and ro of the transistor. (c) Calculate the input resistance Rin = Vs/is, the no-load voltage gain Avo = vo/vb, the output resistance R,, the overall voltage gain A, = VL/V3, the current gain A; = i,/is, and the power gain Ap.

500N, R1 = 6.5kN, R2 = 2.5kN, The parameters of the amplifier circuit in Figure 2 are Vcc = 5V, Rc 4502, R, = 5002, RL %3D RE = 5kN, and C1 = C2 = 0. Assume bf = 100 and VA = 200V +Vcc R1 RC C2 = 00 icl C = 00 R VL R2 VB RE Rin R Rx R. Figure 2 (a) Find the Q-point defined by IB, Ic, and VCE• (b) Calculate the small-signal parameters gm, rp, and ro of the transistor. (c) Calculate the input resistance Rin = Vs/is, the no-load voltage gain Avo = vo/vb, the output resistance R,, the overall voltage gain A, = VL/V3, the current gain A; = i,/is, and the power gain Ap.

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