A Class C amplifier is as shown in Figure Q2(c) below. Determine: +Vcc =+60 V L7 = 15 µH Cr= 120 pF Ry= 202 R= 40 k2 R3 Figure Q2(c) (i) Sketch the AC and DC load lines. Label the key points on the load lines with the calculated values. (ii) Resonant frequency. (iii) Quality factor Q of the coil in the tank circuit.

A Class C amplifier is as shown in Figure Q2(c) below. Determine: +Vcc =+60 V L7 = 15 µH Cr= 120 pF Ry= 202 R= 40 k2 R3 Figure Q2(c) (i) Sketch the AC and DC load lines. Label the key points on the load lines with the calculated values. (ii) Resonant frequency. (iii) Quality factor Q of the coil in the tank circuit.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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