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Consider the transisțor amplifier shown below where the coupling capacitors Ce1, Ca and the bypass capac- itor CE are large. Vcc Vcc Rc Ca R1 Vout Cer |+ Vin R. RB RL Rout R2 REI Rin Rga CE 1. Draw the small-signal equivalent circuit of the amplifier ignoring ro of the transistor small-signal model. 2. Determine the small-signal voltage gain vout/Vin. 3. Determine the small-signal input resistance Rin as seen by the source circuit v, and R,. 4. Determine the small-signal output resistance Rout as seen by the load resistance R1. 5. Determine the small-signal voltage gain vout/Ua- 6. The capacitors shown in the amplifier circeuit are electrolytic capacitors; therefore, they are polarized. Are the polarities of the coupling capacitors and the bypass capacitor important? In other words, could we reverse the polarities?

Consider the transisțor amplifier shown below where the coupling capacitors Ce1, Ca and the bypass capac- itor CE are large. Vcc Vcc Rc Ca R1 Vout Cer |+ Vin R. RB RL Rout R2 REI Rin Rga CE 1. Draw the small-signal equivalent circuit of the amplifier ignoring ro of the transistor small-signal model. 2. Determine the small-signal voltage gain vout/Vin. 3. Determine the small-signal input resistance Rin as seen by the source circuit v, and R,. 4. Determine the small-signal output resistance Rout as seen by the load resistance R1. 5. Determine the small-signal voltage gain vout/Ua- 6. The capacitors shown in the amplifier circeuit are electrolytic capacitors; therefore, they are polarized. Are the polarities of the coupling capacitors and the bypass capacitor important? In other words, could we reverse the polarities?

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Consider the transistor amplifier shown below where the coupling capacitors Col, C2 and the bypass capac- itor CE are large. Vcc Vcc Rc. Ca R1 Vout RB RL R. Vin Rout R2 RE1 Rin RE2 CE 1. Draw the small-signal equivalent circuit of the amplifier ignoring ro of the transistor small-signal model. 2. Determine the small-signal voltage gain vout/Vin- 3. Determine the small-signal input resistance Rin as seen by the source circuit v, and R. 4. Determine the small-signal output resistance Rout as seen by the load resistance R1,- 6. The capacitors shown in the amplifier circeuit are electrolytic capacitors; therefore, they are polarized. Are the polarities of the coupling capacitors and the bypass capacitor important? In other words, could we reverse the polarities? 5. Determine the small-signal voltage gain vout/Ug-
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the transistor amplifier shown below where the coupling capacitors Col, C2 and the bypass capac- itor CE are large. Vcc Vcc Rc. Ca R1 Vout RB RL R. Vin Rout R2 RE1 Rin RE2 CE 1. Draw the small-signal equivalent circuit of the amplifier ignoring ro of the transistor small-signal model. 2. Determine the small-signal voltage gain vout/Vin- 3. Determine the small-signal input resistance Rin as seen by the source circuit v, and R. 4. Determine the small-signal output resistance Rout as seen by the load resistance R1,- 6. The capacitors shown in the amplifier circeuit are electrolytic capacitors; therefore, they are polarized. Are the polarities of the coupling capacitors and the bypass capacitor important? In other words, could we reverse the polarities? 5. Determine the small-signal voltage gain vout/Ug-
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Consider the transistor amplifier shown below where the coupling capacitors Col, C2 and the bypass capac- itor CE are large. Vcc Vcc Rc. Ca R1 Vout RB RL R. Vin Rout R2 RE1 Rin RE2 CE 1. Draw the small-signal equivalent circuit of the amplifier ignoring ro of the transistor small-signal model. 2. Determine the small-signal voltage gain vout/Vin- 3. Determine the small-signal input resistance Rin as seen by the source circuit v, and R. 4. Determine the small-signal output resistance Rout as seen by the load resistance R1,- 6. The capacitors shown in the amplifier circeuit are electrolytic capacitors; therefore, they are polarized. Are the polarities of the coupling capacitors and the bypass capacitor important? In other words, could we reverse the polarities? 5. Determine the small-signal voltage gain vout/Ug-
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the transistor amplifier shown below where the coupling capacitors Col, C2 and the bypass capac- itor CE are large. Vcc Vcc Rc. Ca R1 Vout RB RL R. Vin Rout R2 RE1 Rin RE2 CE 1. Draw the small-signal equivalent circuit of the amplifier ignoring ro of the transistor small-signal model. 2. Determine the small-signal voltage gain vout/Vin- 3. Determine the small-signal input resistance Rin as seen by the source circuit v, and R. 4. Determine the small-signal output resistance Rout as seen by the load resistance R1,- 6. The capacitors shown in the amplifier circeuit are electrolytic capacitors; therefore, they are polarized. Are the polarities of the coupling capacitors and the bypass capacitor important? In other words, could we reverse the polarities? 5. Determine the small-signal voltage gain vout/Ug-
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