1. this is bjt circuit when $V_A = \infty$, solve small-signal input resistance $V_{CC} = 10V$ $R_C$ $V_{OUT}$ $R_B$ $V_{BIAS} = 3V$ $V_{IN}$ 2. find $V_X$ $I_E = I_B + I_C$ $V_{CC} = 10V$ $R_C = 5k\Omega$ $V_X$ $\beta = 19$ $R_B = 100k\Omega$ $R_S = 1k\Omega$ $\beta = \mu C_{ox}(W/L) = 1mA/V^2$ $V_{TH} = 1V$
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First, let's identify the components in the circuit: - BJT (Bipolar Junction Transistor) - Vcc (Power supply voltage) - VOUT (Output voltage) - RB (Base resistor) - VBIAS (Bias voltage) - W (Unknown component) - VIN (Input voltage) Show more…
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