Consider a voltage amplifier with an input resistance, R = 110, an output resistance, Ri0= 100, and an open-circuit gain, A = 10. The input port of the amplifier is connected toVOa non-ideal current source which may be modelled as an ideal current source, producing1000 Ω. Αan AC current with a peak amplitude, I in parallel with a resistance, Rs'Sresistor R =L=502, is connected across the output terminals of the amplifier. Determinethe magnitude of the gain, I, II, where I, is the peak amplitude of the current across theS'Lload resistor.Round your answer to one decimal place and do not type any letters in the answer box.Your answer must be purely numerical!

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Consider 100 Ω· = a voltage amplifier with an input resistance, R₁ = 110 , an output resistance, R i and an open-circuit gain, A VO = 10. The input port of the amplifier is connected to a non-ideal current source which may be modelled as an ideal current source, producing an AC current with a peak amplitude, I, in parallel with a resistance, R = 1000 Ω· F S resistor R 502, is connected across the output terminals of the amplifier. Determine L the magnitude of the gain, I,II, where I, is the peak amplitude of the current across the L 'S' load resistor. Round your answer to one decimal place and do not type any letters in the answer box Your answer must be purely numerical!

Consider 100 Ω· = a voltage amplifier with an input resistance, R₁ = 110 , an output resistance, R i and an open-circuit gain, A VO = 10. The input port of the amplifier is connected to a non-ideal current source which may be modelled as an ideal current source, producing an AC current with a peak amplitude, I, in parallel with a resistance, R = 1000 Ω· F S resistor R 502, is connected across the output terminals of the amplifier. Determine L the magnitude of the gain, I,II, where I, is the peak amplitude of the current across the L 'S' load resistor. Round your answer to one decimal place and do not type any letters in the answer box Your answer must be purely numerical!

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