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Problem Statement-A common emitter amplifiers shown has the following design parameters:BJT intrinsic parameters-

\beta_{\mathrm{f}}=80, r_{\pi}=1600 \Omega, C_{\pi}=10 \mathrm{pF}, C_{\mu}=10 \mathrm{pF}

External resistors are-

R_{S}=200 \Omega, R_{1}=7000 \Omega, R_{2}=4500 \Omega, R_{E}=300 \Omega, R_{C}=5 k \Omega, R_{L}=5 k \Omega

External capacitors

C_{1}=10 \mu F, C_{2}=2 \mu F, C_{E}=100 \mu F, C_{x}=10 \mathrm{pF}

Use short-circuit zero value single time-constant method to calculate

a)Midband gain vo/vs

b)Low frequency poles due to the three capacitors C1, C2, and CE

c)An estimate of the lower 3-dB frequency, fL

d)The high frequency poles

e)An estimate of the 3-dB frequency, fH

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Problem Statement-A common emitter amplifiers shown has the following design parameters:BJT intrinsic parameters-
\beta_{\mathrm{f}}=80, r_{\pi}=1600 \Omega, C_{\pi}=10 \mathrm{pF}, C_{\mu}=10 \mathrm{pF}
External resistors are-
R_{S}=200 \Omega, R_{1}=7000 \Omega, R_{2}=4500 \Omega, R_{E}=300 \Omega, R_{C}=5 k \Omega, R_{L}=5 k \Omega
External capacitors
C_{1}=10 \mu F, C_{2}=2 \mu F, C_{E}=100 \mu F, C_{x}=10 \mathrm{pF}
Use short-circuit zero value single time-constant method to calculate
a)Midband gain vo/vs
b)Low frequency poles due to the three capacitors C1, C2, and CE
c)An estimate of the lower 3-dB frequency, fL
d)The high frequency poles
e)An estimate of the 3-dB frequency, fH

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