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For the common-emitter amplifier circuit shown below with: R1=20KN R2=3.6KQ Rc=1.2KQ RE=2200 Vcc=12V B=50 Thermal voltage, Vt=25mV, Transistor output resistance, ro= 100 KQ VCC RC D pal VI I Vye pes R2 RE Find Input and output resistances of the amplifier, Draw small signal model, [t he putput voltage waveform respecting the input signal shown above lwithout Find voltage gain, if a load resistance of 10-0 is connected?

For the common-emitter amplifier circuit shown below with: R1=20KN R2=3.6KQ Rc=1.2KQ RE=2200 Vcc=12V B=50 Thermal voltage, Vt=25mV, Transistor output resistance, ro= 100 KQ VCC RC D pal VI I Vye pes R2 RE Find Input and output resistances of the amplifier, Draw small signal model, [t he putput voltage waveform respecting the input signal shown above lwithout Find voltage gain, if a load resistance of 10-0 is connected?

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