7.5k2Q45 ΚΩ,Q₁-15V+15V:5K2VozQ₂5KR-oVozK₂Q31.2KS2Consider the BJT differential amplifier on the left.The transistor parameters are:Bn = 180; VBE (on) = 0.65V; and VA = 60V.Do NOT ignore intrinsic output resistances.V03(a) Calculate the differential gain Ad VaVos=(b) Calculate the common-mode gain AcmVem(c) Determine the output voltage Vosif v₁ = 2.015 sinct and v₂ = 1.985 sin wt.(d) Determine the differential-mode andcommon-mode input resistances.

Given The transistor parameters are: Beta n = 180 VBE (on) = 0.65V; and VA = 60V. And from the…

7.5k2 Q4 5 ΚΩ, Q₁ -15V +15V :5K2 Voz O₂ 5KR -oVoz K₂Q3 1.2KS2 Consider the BJT differential amplifier on the left. The transistor parameters are: Pn = 180; VBE (on) = 0.65V; and VA = 60V. Do NOT ignore intrinsic output resistances. Vo3 (a) Calculate the differential gain Ad Va Vos = (b) Calculate the common-mode gain Acm Vem (c) Determine the output voltage Vos if v₁ = 2.015 sinwot and v₂ = 1.985 sin wt. (d) Determine the differential-mode and common-mode input resistances.

7.5k2 Q4 5 ΚΩ, Q₁ -15V +15V :5K2 Voz O₂ 5KR -oVoz K₂Q3 1.2KS2 Consider the BJT differential amplifier on the left. The transistor parameters are: Pn = 180; VBE (on) = 0.65V; and VA = 60V. Do NOT ignore intrinsic output resistances. Vo3 (a) Calculate the differential gain Ad Va Vos = (b) Calculate the common-mode gain Acm Vem (c) Determine the output voltage Vos if v₁ = 2.015 sinwot and v₂ = 1.985 sin wt. (d) Determine the differential-mode and common-mode input resistances.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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