Can anyone suggest an amplifier design that meets specific requirements?

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An amplifier design is needed that achieves an overall voltage gain of 800, with an input impedance of 200K ohms, output impedance of 200 ohms, and a frequency bandwidth of 10 MHz. The discussion emphasizes the importance of showing prior work and understanding basic concepts before seeking help. Participants inquire about the user's background and the relevance of the project to their coursework. The choice between BJTs and MOSFETs is highlighted, particularly regarding the input impedance requirement. Engaging in the forum requires adherence to guidelines, especially for homework-related queries.
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Hey, I need to design an amplifier using either BJTs or MOSFETS (or both) that meets the following requirements:
Overall voltage gain: 800

Input impedance : 200Kohms

Output impedance: 200 ohms

Frequency band width: 10MHZ

Can anyone help me with what kind of arrangement of amps can possibly achieve those requirements?

Thanks!
 
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Welcome to PF, AC23. This is a great place. Keep in mind that homework problems should be posted in the homework forums, and you need to show some of your own work in order to get us to help. We don't do your homework for you.

That having been said, what is your background? Is this for a 1st or 2nd year intro EE class? What have you learned so far in this class that you can use for this project? Would you think that a BJT or a MOSFET would be a better choice for the 200kOhm input impedance requirement?
 

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