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For Z₁ = 1 KQ, Z₂ = 0.1 µF, Z3 = 500 №2, Z4 = 1 ko, derive an expression for the transfer function of the amplifier circuit. Express the transfer function in a standard form or a product of forms i.e. constant jw, low pass, inverted low pass or high pass forms. Calculate the cut-off frequency (Hz) and gain (dB) of the amplifier circuit. V in Z3 N Z₁ Z₂ + 24 o V out

For Z₁ = 1 KQ, Z₂ = 0.1 µF, Z3 = 500 №2, Z4 = 1 ko, derive an expression for the transfer function of the amplifier circuit. Express the transfer function in a standard form or a product of forms i.e. constant jw, low pass, inverted low pass or high pass forms. Calculate the cut-off frequency (Hz) and gain (dB) of the amplifier circuit. V in Z3 N Z₁ Z₂ + 24 o V out

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d) e) For Z₁ = 1 KQ, Z₂ = 0.1 µF, Z3 = 500 ≤, Z4 = 1 kQ, derive an expression for the transfer function of the amplifier circuit. Express the transfer function in a standard form or a product of forms i.e. constant jw, low pass, inverted low pass or high pass forms. Calculate the cut-off frequency (Hz) and gain (dB) of the amplifier circuit. in Z3 Z₁ Z₂ + Z4 o V. out
Transcribed Image Text:d) e) For Z₁ = 1 KQ, Z₂ = 0.1 µF, Z3 = 500 ≤, Z4 = 1 kQ, derive an expression for the transfer function of the amplifier circuit. Express the transfer function in a standard form or a product of forms i.e. constant jw, low pass, inverted low pass or high pass forms. Calculate the cut-off frequency (Hz) and gain (dB) of the amplifier circuit. in Z3 Z₁ Z₂ + Z4 o V. out
An amplifier has three stages. A differential input stage drives a gain stage followed by an output stage. Each stage of the amplifier has a frequency response which can be shown to be equivalent to a first order low pass filter with gain. The gain of the differential stage is 20 dB and the cut-off frequency is 100k rad/sec. The gain of the gain stage is 60 dB and the cut-off frequency is 10k rad/sec. The output stage has a gain of 10dB and a cut-off frequency of 1000k rad/sec..
Transcribed Image Text:An amplifier has three stages. A differential input stage drives a gain stage followed by an output stage. Each stage of the amplifier has a frequency response which can be shown to be equivalent to a first order low pass filter with gain. The gain of the differential stage is 20 dB and the cut-off frequency is 100k rad/sec. The gain of the gain stage is 60 dB and the cut-off frequency is 10k rad/sec. The output stage has a gain of 10dB and a cut-off frequency of 1000k rad/sec..
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