A one-stage amplifier represented as a box in the figure below will be designed to provide symmetrical clipping at the output. The maximum amplitude before the output signal clips and the corresponding input signal is shown below. Assume RL =12 kn, Vcc = 10 V, VBE = 0.7 V, VCEsat = 0 V, V7 = 26 mV. Specify the type of amplifier inside the box. Explain your reasoning. Sketch the full amplifier circuit using an npn-type BJT ahd passive components only (ignore the input bias circuitry but give the bias value). Find your bias point (Ic and Vce) and the resistor values. Explain in detail your design steps. voltage voltage 3 V 2.60 V Vo amplifier Vs RL

A one-stage amplifier represented as a box in the figure below will be designed to provide symmetrical clipping at the output. The maximum amplitude before the output signal clips and the corresponding input signal is shown below. Assume RL =12 kn, Vcc = 10 V, VBE = 0.7 V, VCEsat = 0 V, V7 = 26 mV. Specify the type of amplifier inside the box. Explain your reasoning. Sketch the full amplifier circuit using an npn-type BJT ahd passive components only (ignore the input bias circuitry but give the bias value). Find your bias point (Ic and Vce) and the resistor values. Explain in detail your design steps. voltage voltage 3 V 2.60 V Vo amplifier Vs RL

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