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InuyashaITB
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Hey guys, i can use some help with this problem:
I don't really have issues with part A, its more of part B and C that i can use some help with
Electrical Engineering (Cascoded Amplifiers)
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In summary, The person is seeking help with part B and C of a problem, and suggests using nodal analysis, KVLs, KCLs, and ohms law to find the transfer function. They also ask for an explanation of input and output resistance in words instead of equations.
Hey guys, i can use some help with this problem:
I don't really have issues with part A, its more of part B and C that i can use some help with
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donpacino
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You need to at least make an attempt.
once you have your small signal model try using nodal analysis, KVLs, KCLs, ohms law, etc to find an equation linking the parameters. Your goal is to find the transfer function.
As far as part C goes, can you explain to me what you think input and output resistance is, in words not equations
once you have your small signal model try using nodal analysis, KVLs, KCLs, ohms law, etc to find an equation linking the parameters. Your goal is to find the transfer function.
As far as part C goes, can you explain to me what you think input and output resistance is, in words not equations
What is a cascaded amplifier?
A cascaded amplifier is a type of electrical circuit that uses multiple amplifier stages in series to increase the overall gain of the circuit. Each stage amplifies the signal from the previous stage, resulting in a larger overall output signal.
What is the purpose of using cascaded amplifiers in electrical engineering?
The main purpose of using cascaded amplifiers is to increase the overall gain of a circuit without sacrificing stability or bandwidth. This is especially useful in high-frequency applications where a single amplifier may not provide enough gain.
What are the advantages of using cascaded amplifiers?
Some advantages of using cascaded amplifiers include increased gain, improved linearity, and better isolation between stages. Cascaded amplifiers also allow for better control over the frequency response of the circuit.
What are some common applications of cascaded amplifiers?
Cascaded amplifiers are commonly used in audio amplifiers, RF amplifiers, and communication systems. They can also be found in instrumentation and measurement equipment, as well as in control systems and feedback circuits.
What are some key considerations when designing a cascaded amplifier circuit?
When designing a cascaded amplifier circuit, it is important to consider factors such as the gain and bandwidth requirements, input and output impedance matching, stability, and noise performance. The choice of amplifier type and configuration also plays a significant role in the design process.
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