### Transcription for Educational Website---**Title: Drawing the Small Signal Model for a Given Circuit****Introduction:**In this tutorial, we will delve into the process of drawing the small signal model for the given circuit. This is a crucial step in analyzing and understanding the behavior of electronic circuits, especially in signal processing applications.**Circuit Analysis:**Let’s consider the circuit shown below where our primary goal is to draw the corresponding small signal model.**[Image of Circuit Provided]****Components & Connections:**The circuit comprises the following components:1. **Resistors:** - **R1:** Connected between the supply voltage \( V_{cc} \) and the input point. - **R2:** Connected between the input point and the ground. - **Re:** Connected between the emitter of transistor Q2 and the ground. 2. **Capacitor:** - **C:** Connected between the input node (where \( V_{in} \) is applied) and the base of transistor Q2. 3. **Transistors (BJTs):** - **Q1:** NPN transistor with its collector connected to \( V_{cc} \) and its emitter connected to the collector of Q2. - **Q2:** NPN transistor with its emitter connected to the ground through resistor Re and its collector connected to the emitter of Q1. 4. **Current Source:** - **I_{dc}:** Connected between \( V_{cc} \) and the output node \( V_o \).**Explanation of Connections:**- The input signal \( V_{in} \) is applied at the common node of R1 and R2.- The coupling capacitor C ensures that only the AC component of the input signal is passed to the base of Q2.- The voltage supply \( V_{cc} \) is connected to the collectors of both transistors via the respective nodes.**Objective:**The task is to draw the small signal model corresponding to this setup.**Small Signal Model Construction:**To construct the small signal model, follow these general steps:1. **Identify the AC equivalent circuit elements.** - Replace each transistor with its small signal equivalent (typically involving \( r_{\pi} \), \( g_m \), and \( r_o \)) - Replace capacitors with short circuits (assuming high-frequency response). - Replace DC voltage sources with

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Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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