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Small-signal modeling of the amplifier

Draw the small-signal equivalent circuit of the complete amplifier and perform an ac analysis to show that the approximate overall small-signal voltage gain is given by the expression; vo A, = - Im1(Rc || R1) = Assume ß1 = B2= ß = 150, VBE1(active) = V BE2(active) = Vbe(active) = 0.7 V, VAI= VA= VA= 0, VT = 26 mV, and Vcc= 15 V.

Draw the small-signal equivalent circuit of the complete amplifier and perform an ac analysis to show that the approximate overall small-signal voltage gain is given by the expression; vo A, = - Im1(Rc || R1) = Assume ß1 = B2= ß = 150, VBE1(active) = V BE2(active) = Vbe(active) = 0.7 V, VAI= VA= VA= 0, VT = 26 mV, and Vcc= 15 V.

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