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- 1.
- Construct the circuit in Fig. 2.10.
Notice that it is really
just the CE amp of Fig. 2.6, driving a load of RL=1K,
and being driven by a voltage source with source resistance
RS=10k.
- 2.
- Using the expressions above, theoretically determine
the voltage gain of the circuit.
- 3.
- Measure the voltage gain under the same input voltage and frequency conditions
as in Exp. 2.4.2. Compare the measured gain with
your theoretical result.
- 4.
- Try two different values for the load resistor: let RL=5K
and RL=10K. From the output voltages measured for the
different values of RL determine the output resistance
of the CE amp Rout. Compare the value with the
theoretical one.
- 5.
- Replace RL with its original value of 1K. Now,
measure the AC voltage at the base.
Now repeat your measurement with
two different values for the source resistor: let RS=5K
and RS=10K. From the base voltages measured for the
different values of RS determine the input resistance
of the CE amp Rin. Compare the value with the
theoretical one.
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Neil Goldsman
10/23/1998