Question 4. A CB amplifier is operating with Ri= 10 kN, Rc= 10 kO and Rsig =100 2. At what current Ic should the transistor be biased for the input resistance Rin to equal that of the signal source? What is the resulting overall voltage gain? Assume a = 1. Rc RL Rsig = = R + Vsig +!

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Transcribed Image Text: 4. A CB amplifier is operating with Ri= 10 kN, Rc= 10 kO and Rsig =100 2. At what current Ic should the transistor be biased for the input resistance Rin to equal that of the signal source? What is the resulting overall voltage gain? Assume a = 1. Rc RL Rsig = = R + Vsig +!
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Transcribed Image Text: 4. A CB amplifier is operating with Ri= 10 kN, Rc= 10 kO and Rsig =100 2. At what current Ic should the transistor be biased for the input resistance Rin to equal that of the signal source? What is the resulting overall voltage gain? Assume a = 1. Rc RL Rsig = = R + Vsig +!
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2ol:-{:[R_(L)=>10kOmega","R_(c)=10KS","R_(sig)=100 Omega2],[R_("in ")=>R_("sig ")]:}pi-model can be draion as{:[R_(in)=>(gamma_(pi))/(1+beta)],[gamma_(pi)=>beta//g_(m)],[beta=>(alpha)/(1-alpha)=>(1)/(1-1)=>oo],[R_(in)=>(beta//g_(m))/((1+beta))=>(1//g_(m))/((1)/(beta)+1)=>((1)/(g_(m)))/((1)/(oo)+1)=>(1)/(g_(m))]:}{:[R_(in)=>(1)/(g_(m))],[R_(sig)=>(1)/(g_(m))],[ ... See the full answer