For the network shown in Figure 1, given:Vcc = 33 V, R1=84 KN, R,=12.3 K2, RĘ=2.25 KN, and Re=10.2 KQ, and ß= 135.Calculate Z;, Zo, Ap, and A; when:1. ro=00 2.2.ro=75 K.VccRC10 μΕ10 μΕB : 135 2.R2Z,RE20 μF

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For the network shown in Figure 1, given: Vec = 33 V, R1=84 KN, R,=12.3 K2, RĘ=2.25 KN, and R=10.2 KQ, and ß= 135. Calculate Z, Z,, Ay, and A¡ when: 1. ro=00 2. 2.ro=75 KN. Vcc Rc 10 µF 10 μF Vo- B 135 Z. R2 Z, Rɛ 20 µF

For the network shown in Figure 1, given: Vec = 33 V, R1=84 KN, R,=12.3 K2, RĘ=2.25 KN, and R=10.2 KQ, and ß= 135. Calculate Z, Z,, Ay, and A¡ when: 1. ro=00 2. 2.ro=75 KN. Vcc Rc 10 µF 10 μF Vo- B 135 Z. R2 Z, Rɛ 20 µF

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For the network shown in Figure 1, given:
Vcc = 33 V, R1=84 KN, R,=12.3 K2, RĘ=2.25 KN, and Re=10.2 KQ, and ß= 135.
Calculate Z;, Zo, Ap, and A; when:
1. ro=00 2.
2.ro=75 K.
Vcc
RC
10 μΕ
10 μΕ
B : 135 2.
R2
Z,
RE
20 μF

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