Transistor parameters in the given amplifier circuit are Kn=1mA/V?, VTN=1V, A=0 Cas=0,1pF Cgo=1pF a) Determine the Dc operating point of the transistor. In which region does the transistor work? b) Draw the small signal equivalent of the circuit. c) Determine the low frequency transfer function and cutoff frequencies for C1 = 1mF C = 10mF. d) Draw the high frequency equivalent of the circuit. Determine the high cutoff frequencies he=2,5K

Transistor parameters in the given amplifier circuit are Kn=1mA/V?, VTN=1V, A=0 Cas=0,1pF Cgo=1pF a) Determine the Dc operating point of the transistor. In which region does the transistor work? b) Draw the small signal equivalent of the circuit. c) Determine the low frequency transfer function and cutoff frequencies for C1 = 1mF C = 10mF. d) Draw the high frequency equivalent of the circuit. Determine the high cutoff frequencies he=2,5K

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

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