Given the NPN common emitter amplifier circuit below with I₁ = 0.13 mA, RF = 160 kN, R₂ = 95 kn, answer the followingquestions. Note that Q₁ has the following parameters: VBE,Q = 0.7 V, VCE,SAT = 0.2 V, VA → ∞, and 3 = 200. Note also that C₁and C₂ are large AC coupling capacitors.VIOC1RF11Q1C2RLVODerive the two-port parameters of the given transistor amplifier.GmRoApmSΚΩ

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Given the NPN common emitter amplifier circuit below with I₁ = 0.13 mA, RF = 160 kN, R₁ = 95 kn, answer the following questions. Note that Q₁ has the following parameters: VBE,Q = 0.7 V, VCE,SAT = 0.2 V, V₁ →∞, and 3 = 200. Note also that C₁ and C₂ are large AC coupling capacitors. VIO RF 11 Q1 C2 HI RL VO Derive the two-port parameters of the given transistor amplifier. Gm Ro Av mS ΚΩ

Given the NPN common emitter amplifier circuit below with I₁ = 0.13 mA, RF = 160 kN, R₁ = 95 kn, answer the following questions. Note that Q₁ has the following parameters: VBE,Q = 0.7 V, VCE,SAT = 0.2 V, V₁ →∞, and 3 = 200. Note also that C₁ and C₂ are large AC coupling capacitors. VIO RF 11 Q1 C2 HI RL VO Derive the two-port parameters of the given transistor amplifier. Gm Ro Av mS ΚΩ

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