P9.1. A signal source with an open-circuit voltage of V, = 2 mV rms and an internal resistance of 50 kSN is connected to the input terminals of an amplifier having an open-circuit voltage gain of 100, an input resistance of 100 k2, and an output resistance of 4 2. A 4-2 load is connected to the output terminals. Find the voltage gains A, = Vo/V, and A, Va/Vi. Also, find the power gain and current gain. %3D %3D

P9.1. A signal source with an open-circuit voltage of V, = 2 mV rms and an internal resistance of 50 kSN is connected to the input terminals of an amplifier having an open-circuit voltage gain of 100, an input resistance of 100 k2, and an output resistance of 4 2. A 4-2 load is connected to the output terminals. Find the voltage gains A, = Vo/V, and A, Va/Vi. Also, find the power gain and current gain. %3D %3D

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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