7) Consider the multi-stage amplifier shown below with its corresponding small signal model. Using the provided smallVoVinsignal model, perform small signal analysis to determine expressions the you would need to determine AvDo NOT solve for Av, just provide the expressions that you would need to determine Av. Show your work! Do NOTmake any approximations.Vin+VgsVinVccRd1M1gm 1 Vgsro1Vo1Vo1Vccwwww1.Rd1Rc2Q2Re2+Vbe rπ2Vowww.gm2 VbeRe2WWWro2ww-VoRc2

Vo 7) Consider the multi-stage amplifier shown below with its corresponding small signal model. Using the provided small signal model, perform small signal analysis to determine expressions the you would need to determine Av = Vin' Do NOT solve for Av, just provide the expressions that you would need to determine Av. Show your work! Do NOT make any approximations.

Vo 7) Consider the multi-stage amplifier shown below with its corresponding small signal model. Using the provided small signal model, perform small signal analysis to determine expressions the you would need to determine Av = Vin' Do NOT solve for Av, just provide the expressions that you would need to determine Av. Show your work! Do NOT make any approximations.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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