The amplifier circuit below uses a BJT having a B of 110. (a) Find the DC emitter current. (b) Find the input resistance Rin and output resistance Rout without considering the effect of the Early voltage VA. (c) Find the voltage gain Ay = V/Vs, and the current gain A¡ = i/iş. (d) Recalculate Rin and Rout taking into account the effect of VA = 100V.

The amplifier circuit below uses a BJT having a B of 110. (a) Find the DC emitter current. (b) Find the input resistance Rin and output resistance Rout without considering the effect of the Early voltage VA. (c) Find the voltage gain Ay = V/Vs, and the current gain A¡ = i/iş. (d) Recalculate Rin and Rout taking into account the effect of VA = 100V.

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