In the following cascade amplifier, which omits the bias elements, the operating point and specifications of the transistor are as follows It is desirable to have an intermediate band gain and a high cut-off frequency. +Vcc RL VCEQ=4V 2/2 KQ IcQ=2.5mA hfe=B=100 Cu=2pF Fr=600MHZ Vr=25mV 50 2 Cc Ix=502 T, Us

In the following cascade amplifier, which omits the bias elements, the operating point and specifications of the transistor are as follows It is desirable to have an intermediate band gain and a high cut-off frequency. +Vcc RL VCEQ=4V 2/2 KQ IcQ=2.5mA hfe=B=100 Cu=2pF Fr=600MHZ Vr=25mV 50 2 Cc Ix=502 T, Us

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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