Since Vi = 20 mV, Vcc = 25 V, RB = 470 ko, RC = 1.7 kn, RE1 = 470Q RE2 = 1.2 ko RL = 33 kn and B = 110 in the circuit in the figure, the value of the output voltage (Vo) find it. NOTE-1: Capacitors are negligible at mid-band frequency. NOTE-2: The output impedance of the transistor (ro) will be neglected. Vcc RB Vo Q1 VH NPN RE1 RL RE2 CE O a. -107,63 mv O b. -40,36 mv O c -121,09 mV O d. -94,18 mv O e. -134,54 my O f. -67,27 mV O g. -53,82 mv O h. -80,73 mV

Since Vi = 20 mV, Vcc = 25 V, RB = 470 ko, RC = 1.7 kn, RE1 = 470Q RE2 = 1.2 ko RL = 33 kn and B = 110 in the circuit in the figure, the value of the output voltage (Vo) find it. NOTE-1: Capacitors are negligible at mid-band frequency. NOTE-2: The output impedance of the transistor (ro) will be neglected. Vcc RB Vo Q1 VH NPN RE1 RL RE2 CE O a. -107,63 mv O b. -40,36 mv O c -121,09 mV O d. -94,18 mv O e. -134,54 my O f. -67,27 mV O g. -53,82 mv O h. -80,73 mV

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