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- The common-mode gain is ........... 1. very high 2. very low 3. always unity 4. unpredictablearrow_forward"Below is a small signal equivalent circuit model considering the early effect of the BJT. Find the input resistance, output resistance, and voltage gain." Rout Rc R gm Ube R.R re ± Vi RE Voarrow_forwardQ.5/ Refer to the class AB amplifier in figure below operating with a single power supply:a. Find the dc parameters VB(Q1), VB(Q2), VE, ICQ, VCEQ(Q1), VCEQ(Q2).b. Assuming the input voltage is 10Vpp, calculate the power delivered to the load resistor.c. What faults causing the following troubles:1. A positive half-wave output signal2. 0V on both bases and emitters3. No output: emitter voltage =15V4. Crossover distortion on the output.arrow_forward
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