For the feedback pair, a. Calculate the dc voltages VB₁, VB₂, VC₁, VC₂, VE₁, and VE₂ b. Determine the dc currents IB, IC₁, IB₂ IC₂, and IE₂. c. Calculate the impedances Z; and Zo. d. Find the voltage gain A, = Vo/Vi. e. Determine the current gain A; = 10/1j. V₁ Z HH 1.5 ΜΩ + Q₁ +16 V 68 92 Q2 t Ht ov B₁ = 160 B₂ = 200 Z
For the feedback pair, a. Calculate the dc voltages VB₁, VB₂, VC₁, VC₂, VE₁, and VE₂ b. Determine the dc currents IB, IC₁, IB₂ IC₂, and IE₂. c. Calculate the impedances Z; and Zo. d. Find the voltage gain A, = Vo/Vi. e. Determine the current gain A; = 10/1j. V₁ Z HH 1.5 ΜΩ + Q₁ +16 V 68 92 Q2 t Ht ov B₁ = 160 B₂ = 200 Z
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Transcribed Image Text:For the feedback pair,
a. Calculate the dc voltages VB₁, VB₂, VC₁, VC₂, VE₁, and VE₂
b. Determine the dc currents IB, IC₁, IB₂, IC₂, and IE₂.
c. Calculate the impedances Z; and Zo.
d. Find the voltage gain A, = Vo/Vi.
e. Determine the current gain A; = 1o/Ii.
Zi
#4
HH
1.5 ΜΩ
Q₁
+16 V
11%
Q2
68 Ω
Ht-ov
B₁ = 160
B₂ = 200
Z
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Transcribed Image Text:For the feedback pair,
a. Calculate the dc voltages VB₁, VB₂, VC₁, VC₂, VE₁, and VE₂.
b. Determine the dc currents IB₁, Ic, IB₂, IC₂, and IE₂
c. Calculate the impedances Z; and Zo
d. Find the voltage gain A, Vo/Vi.
e. Determine the current gain A; = Io/Ii.
V₁
Z₁
HH
1.5 ΜΩ
m
2₁
+16 V
www
Q₂
68 92
HH
B₁ = 160
B₂ = 200
Z
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