Capacity with 2 R in RC circuit

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The discussion centers on calculating the capacitance (C) in an RC circuit with two transistors, focusing on the relationship between frequency (f) and resistance (R). The equation 1/(RC) = 2πf is highlighted, but confusion arises regarding the total resistance (R) in the circuit, particularly whether to include the resistor before the capacitor in the calculations. Participants seek clarification on the circuit configuration and the measurement points for output voltage (Vo) and input voltage (Vi). A request for a circuit diagram indicates the need for visual aid to better understand the setup. The conversation emphasizes the importance of accurately determining R to solve for C effectively.
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Homework Statement


Initially we had a circuit with 2 transistor , we draw the equivalent circuit in the dynamic range and low frequency .
After that we simplified the Circuit by calculatuig Rin after the capacity .
So what we have left is a voltage source (ac) followed by a resistor followed by a capa followed by another resistor . The question is find c given f , we know 1/rc = 2pi f , the problem here is what is r .[/B]

Homework Equations


omega =1/rc

The Attempt at a Solution


Is this true . Omega = 1/ (R1 + R2 )c
 
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i apologize ; apparently we calculate the gain : Av = Vo / Vi , and we deduce the form of omega from there , thank you very much .
 
okey turns out i am too dumb , for this , i thought i understood but it wasn t the case .
i just can not figure out if we should ignore the resistor before the capacitor , and think of it as part of Vin or not . please help.
 
Can you provide a circuit diagram to make the configuration more clear? Show where Vo and Vi are measured.
 
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