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If the value of $R_D$ is doubled in problem 12.17 , what is the new value of the small signal voltage gain?
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17. Typically, the small signal voltage gain \( A_v \) for a common emitter amplifier can be expressed as: \[ A_v = -\frac{R_C}{r_e} \] where \( R_C \) is the collector resistor and \( r_e \) is the small signal emitter resistance. Show more…
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