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A certain amplifier operating with a $100-\Omega$ load has a voltage gain of 50 and a power gain of 5000 . Determine the current gain and input resistance of the amplifier.
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We can write this as: \[G = A \times I\] Given that G = 5000 and A = 50, we can substitute these values into the equation to find I: \[5000 = 50 \times I\] Solving for I, we get: \[I = \frac{5000}{50} = 100\] Show more…
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