explain how the answer is -50/6? In the two-stage cascaded amplifier shown below, the transconductances of Q1 and Q2 are known to be 1 mA/V and 10 mA/W, respectively. The beta ofthe BJT's is 100 and VA = inifite. Calculate the small-signal voltage gain of the amplifier.Question%3DVi oQ11ko Vo10kQ2AnswerA. Av = -50/6

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In the two-stage cascaded amplifier shown below, the transconductances of Q1 and Q2 are known to be 1 mA/V and 10 mA/N, respectively. The beta of the BJT's is 100 and VA = inifite. Calculate the small-signal voltage gain of the amplifier. on Vi o Q1 1k oVo 10k Q2 O A. Av = -50/6

In the two-stage cascaded amplifier shown below, the transconductances of Q1 and Q2 are known to be 1 mA/V and 10 mA/N, respectively. The beta of the BJT's is 100 and VA = inifite. Calculate the small-signal voltage gain of the amplifier. on Vi o Q1 1k oVo 10k Q2 O A. Av = -50/6

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