1. Draw the AC equivalent circuit and find Zi, Zo, Av, Ai (Ignore the effect of ro) [Show all the necessary derivations and label all the parameters properly] [5] 20 V 3 k$\Omega$ $I_o$ 400 k$\Omega$ $V_o$ $\beta = 140$ $V_i$ $I_i$ 1.2 k$\Omega$ $Z_o$ $Z_i$
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To do this, we need to identify the components that are important for the AC analysis and replace the rest with their respective AC equivalents. Assuming the circuit in question is a common-emitter amplifier, the AC equivalent circuit will consist of the Show more…
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