701951806016515050135120401059030756020451030151.E+051.E+06 1.E+07 1.E+08 1.E+09 1.E+10 1.E+11 1.E+12 1.E+131.E+051.E+06 1.E+07 1.E+08 1.E+09 1.E+10 1.E+11 1.E+12 1.E+13Frequency, rad/secFrequency, rad/secFigure 2Write the generalized form of the amplifier's transfer function,Vout (w).a.A(w):VinDetermine the value of the capacitor Cx.What should be the quiescent collector current of the transistor?b.C.|A{»}], dBLA(o), degrees A common emitter amplifier, with the circuit shown in Figure 1, is designed to have a Bode magnitudeand phase frequency response as shown in Figure 2. The BJT has the following parameters: B = 100,VA → 00, C = 500fF, and C = 10fF. Use Vr = 26mV, Rc = 10kN and note that the capacitor Cx isan external capacitor used to achieve the desired frequency response.VccVIN OVOUTCxRcFigure 1

A common emitter amplifier, with the circuit shown in Figure 1, is designed to have a Bode magnitude and phase frequency response as shown in Figure 2. The BJT has the following parameters: B = 100, VA → co, C = 500fF, and Cu = 10fF. Use Vr = 26mV, Rc = 10KN and note that the capacitor Cx is an external capacitor used to achieve the desired frequency response.

A common emitter amplifier, with the circuit shown in Figure 1, is designed to have a Bode magnitude and phase frequency response as shown in Figure 2. The BJT has the following parameters: B = 100, VA → co, C = 500fF, and Cu = 10fF. Use Vr = 26mV, Rc = 10KN and note that the capacitor Cx is an external capacitor used to achieve the desired frequency response.

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