Q5 For the network of Fig. 1.42; determine re, Avmid, Zi, Avsmid, and the low cutoff frequency.Ans: 30.23 2; 0.983; 21.13 KS; 0.955; 193.16 Hz.14V+Vs1 ΚΩ0.1 µFVi120 ΚΩB-1000.1 µFo Vo30 ΚΩ32.2 ΚΩ18.2 ΚΩFig. 1.42 Circuit for Q5.31

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Q5 For the network of Fig. 1.42; determine re, Avmid, Zi, Avsmid, and the low cutoff frequency. Ans: 30.23 2; 0.983; 21.13 KS; 0.955; 193.16 Hz. 14V + Vs 1 ΚΩ 0.1 µF Vi 120 ΚΩ B-100 0.1 µF o Vo 30 ΚΩ 32.2 ΚΩ 18.2 ΚΩ Fig. 1.42 Circuit for Q5. 31