Push-Pull Amplifier Homework: Calculate Vcc, R Input & Gain

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The discussion focuses on calculating the power supply voltage (Vcc), input resistance, and voltage gain for a push-pull amplifier homework assignment. The calculated Vcc is approximately 13.65V, which is below the required range of 14-16V. Participants express uncertainty about how to calculate the input resistance and voltage gain, indicating a need for clearer circuit diagrams. The original poster seeks assistance in understanding these calculations. Overall, the thread highlights challenges in completing the homework due to unclear circuit visuals and calculation methods.
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Homework Statement


1. Calculate Vcc and Vee(should be around 14-16).
2. Calculate the input resistance. (You should get a high value).
3. Determine the voltage gain. No calculation is needed.

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Ucesat = 1 V
Poutmax = 10 W
Rl = 8 ohm
Icq9=Icq11=40mA
Re=0.47 ohm
R8=R9=1000 ohm
Vbe=0.7V


2. The attempt at a solution
1. I used P=U^2/(2*R)=>U=sqrt(P*2*R)=sqrt(10*2*8)=12.65V
Vcc=U+Ucesat=12.65+1=13.65 but this is less than 14.

2.Here i don't know how to start.

3.I don't know how to solve this either.
 
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Can you please repost a clear circuit. It's hard to see. Thanks.
 
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