mmon emitter ampier swer the following questions. Note that Q₁ has the following parameters: VBE,Q = 0.7 V, E,SAT = 0.2 V, VA → ∞, and 3 = 80. Note also that C₁ and C₂ are large AC coupling pacitors. Express all your answers up to THREE decimal places. VI C1 RF Determine the DC operating point of Q₁. 5 pt) Icq μA 5 pt) VCEQ V 5 pt) gm1 5 pt) T1 11 What are the small signal parameters of Q₁? Use Vr = 0.026V. mS ΚΩ Derive the two-port parameters of the given transistor amplifier. 5 pt) Gm mS 5 pt) Ro ΚΩ 0 pt) A Q1 C2 I'm RL VC

mmon emitter ampier swer the following questions. Note that Q₁ has the following parameters: VBE,Q = 0.7 V, E,SAT = 0.2 V, VA → ∞, and 3 = 80. Note also that C₁ and C₂ are large AC coupling pacitors. Express all your answers up to THREE decimal places. VI C1 RF Determine the DC operating point of Q₁. 5 pt) Icq μA 5 pt) VCEQ V 5 pt) gm1 5 pt) T1 11 What are the small signal parameters of Q₁? Use Vr = 0.026V. mS ΚΩ Derive the two-port parameters of the given transistor amplifier. 5 pt) Gm mS 5 pt) Ro ΚΩ 0 pt) A Q1 C2 I'm RL VC

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