QUESTION 7: A BJT diff-amp circuit is biased with a BJT constant-current source Io=2.32 mA. The BJT constant-current source has anoutput resistance of Rocs = 4.8 MN.The bipolar transistor parameters are ß = 50 and V4=0. Determine:(a) the differential-mode input resistance, R¡d and (b) the common-mode input resistance, Ricm-Iq (kN)Format : 5.69Rid (kN)Format : 5.45Ricm (MQ)Format : 335.5

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QUESTION 7: A BJT diff-amp circuit is biased with a BJT c

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