(a) The trasnsistor amplifier of Fig 1. is to be designed to deliver an output power of 5W. Given the following data, determine the values of the resistors. (R, RE.R,.R2). Data: B = 30 (NB: B is Beta) VBE = 0.7 V Vcc = 58 V VE = 3 V VCE = 25 V Iç = 0.2 A Take: 10RBB = BRE Vcc Ri Rc Re Re Vs O Ra Fig. 1 (b) Using the resistor values calculated in Fig. 1, and any relevant data, with Rs = 50, R1 = 750, do the following. i. Draw the small signal equivalent circuit. ii. Calculate the a. gain of the transistor Av b. gain with signal Avs c. If Vs is specified as 10Vsinwt, what will be the output voltage Vo d. Draw the input Vs + Vo on the same graph

(a) The trasnsistor amplifier of Fig 1. is to be designed to deliver an output power of 5W. Given the following data, determine the values of the resistors. (R, RE.R,.R2). Data: B = 30 (NB: B is Beta) VBE = 0.7 V Vcc = 58 V VE = 3 V VCE = 25 V Iç = 0.2 A Take: 10RBB = BRE Vcc Ri Rc Re Re Vs O Ra Fig. 1 (b) Using the resistor values calculated in Fig. 1, and any relevant data, with Rs = 50, R1 = 750, do the following. i. Draw the small signal equivalent circuit. ii. Calculate the a. gain of the transistor Av b. gain with signal Avs c. If Vs is specified as 10Vsinwt, what will be the output voltage Vo d. Draw the input Vs + Vo on the same graph

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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