Question # 01: Apply the knowledge gained from the ac analysis of BJT to construct the ACequivalent model of the circuit shown in Fig. 1 and calculate Z, and Ay. Given, B = (76 × 10)and ro = 76 kN.16 VVDDRD4.7 kN430 kNo Vp = 10 VV, oHEIpss= 12 mAVp=-8 V1 MQ120 k21.2 kNRsFig. 1Fig. 2Question # 02: Apply the knowledge gained from the DC biasing of JFET to select appropriatevalues of Rp and Rs of the circuit shown in Fig. 2, assuming VDD = (76 ÷ 5) +10 V, IDQ = 76÷ 20) mA.

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Question # 01: Apply the knowledge gained from the ac analysis of BJT to construct the AC equivalent model of the circuit shown in Fig. 1 and calculate Z, and A,. Given, B = (76 × 10) and ro = 76 kN. %3D VDD 16 V RD 4.7 kN 430 kΩ O Vp= 10 V Ipss= 12 mA Vp=-8 V 1 ΜΩ Rs 120 kN 1.2 kn Fig. 2 Fig. 1 Question # 02: Apply the knowledge gained from the DC biasing of JFET to select appropriate values of Rp and Rs of the circuit shown in Fig. 2, assuming VDD = (76 ÷ 5) +10 V, IDQ = 76 ÷ 20) mA.

Question # 01: Apply the knowledge gained from the ac analysis of BJT to construct the AC equivalent model of the circuit shown in Fig. 1 and calculate Z, and A,. Given, B = (76 × 10) and ro = 76 kN. %3D VDD 16 V RD 4.7 kN 430 kΩ O Vp= 10 V Ipss= 12 mA Vp=-8 V 1 ΜΩ Rs 120 kN 1.2 kn Fig. 2 Fig. 1 Question # 02: Apply the knowledge gained from the DC biasing of JFET to select appropriate values of Rp and Rs of the circuit shown in Fig. 2, assuming VDD = (76 ÷ 5) +10 V, IDQ = 76 ÷ 20) mA.

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