a. Design with 47 K Ohm Load:
Design Specifications: Let VCC= 10V , IC = 2mA, VBE = 0.7V (Silicon Transistor),
a. Multi-SIM circuit with 47 K ohm Load
Input waveform:
Output waveform:
Gain AV = 878.32mV / 9.98 mV = 88 ( against 95 due to the stand value resistances)
b. Circuit with 50 Ohms Load
For RL = 50 ohm, RL = 52.1 Ohm
Take RC = 50 Ohm resistor
Input waveform:
output waveform:
gain = Vo/Vi = 15.68mV/9.98mv = 1.57
3. Practical Amplifier Design using Multisim [30 Marks] (10mVpk) (2kHz) (Av=95)/ In this section you need...
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