Q1: A Consider the ideal shunt-series feedback amplifier in Figure below. Assume that the source resistance is R, co. (a)If I- 100 uA, I 99 µA, and I,=5 mA, determine A, B, and G, including units. (b)Using the results of part (a), determine Ry and Rof, for R 5 kl and R, = 4 kfn. Thant

Q1: A Consider the ideal shunt-series feedback amplifier in Figure below. Assume that the source resistance is R, co. (a)If I- 100 uA, I 99 µA, and I,=5 mA, determine A, B, and G, including units. (b)Using the results of part (a), determine Ry and Rof, for R 5 kl and R, = 4 kfn. Thant

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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