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1. A differential amplifier consisting of 4 NPN transistors and three resistors component values ? = ?,-100, Vcc= 10V, and VEE =-10.7V. a) (2) Design (draw) the circuit and set the reference resistor so that IEE 20uA b) (2) If V1-V2, choose the collector load resistors to provide a voltage gain of 100 c) 2) What is the CMRR of this circuit? d) (2) What is the input impedance of this circuit? e (2) Would this circuit be suitable for implementation as an integrated circuit? is to be implemented with
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