Rs = 100052 + Ro= 25 + Us Vi Ri Vo RL=5052 15mV 3/2 Ik 400 VE Avoc V₁ = 400 Vi Given an amplifier with the following specifications: Ri 1000 2 Ro=25 2; Avoc = 400 and a source with the following specifications: V₁ = 15 mV rms; Rs = 1000 2; and RL = 50 2 a) Find: Av=Vo/Vi, Avs = Vo/Vs, current gain (Ai), and power gain (G).

Rs = 100052 + Ro= 25 + Us Vi Ri Vo RL=5052 15mV 3/2 Ik 400 VE Avoc V₁ = 400 Vi Given an amplifier with the following specifications: Ri 1000 2 Ro=25 2; Avoc = 400 and a source with the following specifications: V₁ = 15 mV rms; Rs = 1000 2; and RL = 50 2 a) Find: Av=Vo/Vi, Avs = Vo/Vs, current gain (Ai), and power gain (G).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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