Hi, I need an answer for question 7.15Thank you Microelectronic_Circuits_by_Sedra_Smith.pdf - Foxit ReaderOFileHomeCommentFill & SignViewFormProtectShareConnectHelpO Tell me what you want to do...7.15O SnapShotB Clipboard -O 200%A LinkO File AttachmentO Fit PageTD Fit WidthTIRotate LeftA Bookmarke Image AnnotationHand SelectActualD Fit VisibleReflowL- Rotate RightTypewriter HighlightO Audio & VideoSizeToolsViewCommentLinksInsertMicroelectronic_Circuits_...福听PDF转WordStartLq. (7.11). DIIOW Ulat nc gamm CAPITSSION Cllangts to(g) A,-500 V/V, P = 2.0 V=-I RV,(Vcc – Vee) /Vr7.15 The transistor in the circuit of Fig. P7.15 is biased atА,IR.1+Vcc – VCE1+a de collector current of 0.3 mA. What is the voltage gain?(Hint: Use Thévenin's theorem to convert the circuit to theform in Fig. 7.6.)V+VCE -VA+VCEАFor the case Vcc = 5 V and VCE = 3 V, what is the gainwithout and with the Early effect taken into account?+5 VLet V, = 100 V.7.18 When the amplifier circuit of Fig. 7.6 is biased with acertain VRF, the dc voltage at the collector is found to be +2 V.For Vcc =+5 V and R. =1 k2, find I, and the small-signalvoltage gain. For a change AV BE10 kΩBE O VoCC+5 mV, calculate theresulting Avo. Calculate it two ways: by using the transistorexponential characteristic Aic, and approximately, usingthe small-signal voltage gain. Repeat for AvBE =10 kΩ= -5 mV.-Summarize your results in a table.Figure PZ.15*7.19 Consider the amplifier circuit of Fig. 7.6 when oper-11 482 (511 / 1489)200%11:16 AMO Type here to search日96%1 4) G ENG11/4/2021CHAPT Microelectronic_Circuits_by_Sedra_Smith.pdf - Foxit ReaderOFileHomeCommentFill & SignViewFormProtectShareConnectНерO Tell me what you want to do...Figure 7.6O SnapShotA Clipboard -O 200%A LinkO File AttachmentO Fit PageTTD Fit WidthTIRotate LeftA Bookmarke Image AnnotationHand SelectActualD Fit VisibleReflowL Rotate RightTypewriter HighlightO Audio & VideoSizeToolsViewCommentLinksInsert福听PDF转WordStartMicroelectronic_Circuits_...Rc+UCEFigure 7.6 BJT amplifier biased at a pointvoltage signal v superimposed on the de bias voltage VRp:The resulting output signal v appears superimposed on the decollector voltage Ver: The amplitude of v, is larger than that ofv, by the voltage gain A,.with a smallUpeBEUBEV BECE *11 ( 377 (406 / 1489)目昌目非200%11:15 AMO Type here to search96%1 4) G ENG11/4/2021

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Hi, I need an answer for question 7.15Thank you Microelectronic_Circuits_by_Sedra_Smith.pdf - Foxit ReaderOFileHomeCommentFill & SignViewFormProtectShareConnectHelpO Tell me what you want to do...7.15O SnapShotB Clipboard -O 200%A LinkO File AttachmentO Fit PageTD Fit WidthTIRotate LeftA Bookmarke Image AnnotationHand SelectActualD Fit VisibleReflowL- Rotate RightTypewriter HighlightO Audio & VideoSizeToolsViewCommentLinksInsertMicroelectronic_Circuits_...福听PDF转WordStartLq. (7.11). DIIOW Ulat nc gamm CAPITSSION Cllangts to(g) A,-500 V/V, P = 2.0 V=-I RV,(Vcc – Vee) /Vr7.15 The transistor in the circuit of Fig. P7.15 is biased atА,IR.1+Vcc – VCE1+a de collector current of 0.3 mA. What is the voltage gain?(Hint: Use Thévenin's theorem to convert the circuit to theform in Fig. 7.6.)V+VCE -VA+VCEАFor the case Vcc = 5 V and VCE = 3 V, what is the gainwithout and with the Early effect taken into account?+5 VLet V, = 100 V.7.18 When the amplifier circuit of Fig. 7.6 is biased with acertain VRF, the dc voltage at the collector is found to be +2 V.For Vcc =+5 V and R. =1 k2, find I, and the small-signalvoltage gain. For a change AV BE10 kΩBE >O VoCC+5 mV, calculate theresulting Avo. Calculate it two ways: by using the transistorexponential characteristic Aic, and approximately, usingthe small-signal voltage gain. Repeat for AvBE =10 kΩ= -5 mV.-Summarize your results in a table.Figure PZ.15*7.19 Consider the amplifier circuit of Fig. 7.6 when oper-11 482 (511 / 1489)200%11:16 AMO Type here to search日96%1 4) G ENG11/4/2021CHAPT> Microelectronic_Circuits_by_Sedra_Smith.pdf - Foxit ReaderOFileHomeCommentFill & SignViewFormProtectShareConnectНерO Tell me what you want to do...Figure 7.6O SnapShotA Clipboard -O 200%A LinkO File AttachmentO Fit PageTTD Fit WidthTIRotate LeftA Bookmarke Image AnnotationHand SelectActualD Fit VisibleReflowL Rotate RightTypewriter HighlightO Audio & VideoSizeToolsViewCommentLinksInsert福听PDF转WordStartMicroelectronic_Circuits_...Rc+UCEFigure 7.6 BJT amplifier biased at a pointvoltage signal v superimposed on the de bias voltage VRp:The resulting output signal v appears superimposed on the decollector voltage Ver: The amplitude of v, is larger than that ofv, by the voltage gain A,.with a smallUpeBEUBEV BECE *11 ( 377 (406 / 1489)目昌目非200%11:15 AMO Type here to search96%1 4) G ENG11/4/2021

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7.15 The transistor in the circuit of Fig. P7.15 is biased at a de collector current of 0.3 mA. What is the voltage gain? (Hint: Use Thévenin's theorem to convert the circuit to the form in Fig. 7.6.) +5 V 10 kΩ 10 kM