homework electronics Consider the following CE amplifier circulRusRa=CaRgmVecReREwwwCaCER₂The NPN transistor has a rated B = 150 and V₁ = 40V. The collector current is lc = 300μA. Assume r = 0, C₁ =18pF, and C = 4pF.Also, let Vcc=5V, Rsig = 5K, RB1 RB2 = 200KN, Rc = Rg = R₁ = 5K, Cc₁ = 4.7μF, Cc2 = 1µF,and Cg = 47μF.i) Calculate the transconductance 9m-ii) Calculate the internal resistances , Te, and To.iii) Calculate the midband gain of the amplifier circuit Am-iv) Calculate lower 3dB point of the amplifier.v) Calculate the upper 3dB point of the amplifier.vi) Determine the bandwidth of the amplifier.

Vis Rus www Ca R R Ca CE The NPN transistor has a rated B= 150 and VA = 40V. The collector current is lc 18pF, and C= 4pF. i) Calculate the transconductance 9m. ii) Calculate the internal resistances T, Te, and To. iii) Calculate the midband gain of the amplifier circuit Am. 300μA. Assume rx = 0, C₁ = Also, let Vcc=5V, Rsig = 5KM, RB1 = RB2 = 200KN, Rc = Rg = R₁ = 5K, Cc₁ and Cg = 47μF. = 4.7μF, Ccz = 1μF,

Vis Rus www Ca R R Ca CE The NPN transistor has a rated B= 150 and VA = 40V. The collector current is lc 18pF, and C= 4pF. i) Calculate the transconductance 9m. ii) Calculate the internal resistances T, Te, and To. iii) Calculate the midband gain of the amplifier circuit Am. 300μA. Assume rx = 0, C₁ = Also, let Vcc=5V, Rsig = 5KM, RB1 = RB2 = 200KN, Rc = Rg = R₁ = 5K, Cc₁ and Cg = 47μF. = 4.7μF, Ccz = 1μF,

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