For the amplifier shown in Fig.(2), find the value of RE and RC so that IE = 0.93mA, and Av = Vo/Vs = 120. Assume the transistor has B = 100, and VT =26mV .Please write your name and ID at the top of the answer sheet 10V RC Volt) SOKO Fie(2)

For the amplifier shown in Fig.(2), find the value of RE and RC so that IE = 0.93mA, and Av = Vo/Vs = 120. Assume the transistor has B = 100, and VT =26mV .Please write your name and ID at the top of the answer sheet 10V RC Volt) SOKO Fie(2)

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For the amplifier shown in Fig.(2), find the value of RE
and RC so that
IE = 0.93mA , and Av = Vo/Vs = 120.
Assume the transistor has B = 100, and VT =26mV
.Please write your name and ID at the top of the answer
sheet
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Vo(t)
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A- BI
RE =
RC =
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