Vcc= 2.5 V 2 k2 3 600 2 C3 2 kQ Vout VinoHHW 200 2 502 RE1 C2 Consider the above circuit and answer the questions (observe Vout). 1) What happens if RE1 is changed to (compare with RE1 = 1kQ) a. 100 Q b. 2k O 2) What happens if the amplitude of the input signal is changed to (compare with Vin = 0.5 sin wt) а. 10 mV b. 2V

Vcc= 2.5 V 2 k2 3 600 2 C3 2 kQ Vout VinoHHW 200 2 502 RE1 C2 Consider the above circuit and answer the questions (observe Vout). 1) What happens if RE1 is changed to (compare with RE1 = 1kQ) a. 100 Q b. 2k O 2) What happens if the amplitude of the input signal is changed to (compare with Vin = 0.5 sin wt) а. 10 mV b. 2V

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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