A common-emitter amplifier is shown in the figure. The parameters of the transistors are given as follows: $eta_{DC1} = eta_{DC2} = 150$ $eta_{ac1} = eta_{ac2} = 100$ $V_{CC} = +10V$ $V_i = 1V_{rms}$ $C = 10mu F$ $R_1 = 33kOmega$ $R_2 = 22kOmega$ $R_E = 1.5kOmega$ Determine: (a) The DC bias point of the circuit. (b) The small-signal voltage gain $A_v = frac{V_o}{V_i}$.
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(a) Q1 and Q2 dc terminal voltages: -Q1: 16V -Q2: 18V Show more…
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