Q8/ The i/p impedance to a common-emitter transistor amplifier is 1.2 KNwith B140, rо50 KN, and R,= 2.7 KN. Determine:(a) re() 1ъ if v= 30 mV(c) Ic(d) Aį(e) Ap

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Q8/ The i/p impedance to a common-emitter transistor amplifier is 1.2 KN with B 140, ro 50 KN, and R, = 2.7 KN. Determine: (a) re (b) I, if vị = 30 mV (c) Ic (d) Aį (e) Ap

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Q8/ The i/p impedance to a common-emitter transistor amplifier is 1.2 KN
with B
140, rо
50 KN, and R,
= 2.7 KN. Determine:
(a) re
() 1ъ if v
= 30 mV
(c) Ic
(d) Aį
(e) Ap

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