For the circuit shown below, if the voltage across Re is to be 250mV with a transconductance gm = 1/26 S,and VT = 26 mV, the degeneration resistor RE is equal to (Assume Ic= lE):VccR,RYR2Select one:O a. 225 QO b. 175 2O c. 250 2O d. 200 2O e. None of theseClear my choiceBy inspection, the gain expression of the circuit shown below is (VA1= ", VA2# c0)VcVoutVin a1Q2Select one:O a. -gm1RcO b. None of these-RcC.5//rn2gmlgm2O d. -gm2RcClear my choice

For the circuit shown below, if the voltage across RE is to be 250mV with a transconductance gm = 1/26 S and VT = 26 mV, the degeneration resistor RE is equal to (Assume Ic= lE): Vcc R, 3 Y P. Select one: O a. 225 2 O b. 175 0 O c. 250 2 O d. 200 2 O e. None of these Clear my choice By inspection, the gain expression of the circuit shown below is (VA1= 0, VA2# 00) Vcc ERC Vout Vin Q1 Q2 Select one: O a. -gm1Rc O b. None of these Rc C. gml gm2 O d. -gm2Rc Clear my choice

For the circuit shown below, if the voltage across RE is to be 250mV with a transconductance gm = 1/26 S and VT = 26 mV, the degeneration resistor RE is equal to (Assume Ic= lE): Vcc R, 3 Y P. Select one: O a. 225 2 O b. 175 0 O c. 250 2 O d. 200 2 O e. None of these Clear my choice By inspection, the gain expression of the circuit shown below is (VA1= 0, VA2# 00) Vcc ERC Vout Vin Q1 Q2 Select one: O a. -gm1Rc O b. None of these Rc C. gml gm2 O d. -gm2Rc Clear my choice

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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