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Q: 8 In the differential amplifier shown in Figure P8.87, Vsz = 9 mV 13 mV Vo = Vc + vad Voc = 33 mV…

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Q: 2 Figure P8.42 shows a simple current-to-voltage converter. Show that the voltage Vout is…

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Q: 1. Speakers with up to 1W output(load resistance 8ohms) 2.The operating frequency range is 20Hz to…

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Q: For the BJT amplifier given in Figure, Find the small-signal input resistance Ri. Given: B=100,…

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Q: If we are using a simulator to design an amplifier and the simulator has the optimization algorithm,…

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Q: Differentiate Differential Amplifiers and Operational Amplifiers. Site an example for each type of…

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Q: Q2 A differential input (subtracting) amplifier is shown in Figure Q2. (a) (b) (d) R₁ W R3 R₂ Figure…

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Q: Outline the main features of a non-inverting operational amplifier

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Q: Figure 4 shows a differential amplifier where the input voltage is Vin = vil - Vi2 and the output…

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Q: Describe cmrr with the figure.

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BJT (Bipolar Junction Transistor)

A BJT is a semiconductor device with 3 terminals that consist of a p-n junction diode that can amplify the signal or current. It is a current-controlled device. The three BJT terminals are base, collector, and emitter. The BJT works with the charge carrier, the two type of carriers in the BJT are holes and electrons, the charge carriers flow by the process of recombination. The signal to be amplifier is generally given as the input at the base terminal and an amplified form of it is available at the collector terminal.