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Experiment: Multi-Transistor Amplifier

1.
Construct the multi-stage amplifier circuit in Fig. 2.14. Use R1=100KR2=10KRC = 10KRE1=1K, RE2=10K. Using the information above, determine the values of the DC voltages VC1, VB1, VE1, VB2, VE2, and VC.
2.
Measure the DC values VC1, VB1, VE1, VB2, VE2, and VC. Compare your measured values with the calculated ones.
3.
Theoretically calculate the small signal gain of the circuit
4.
Input a 100kHz signal with amplitude of 0.1V into the circuit and measure the voltage gain. Compare the measured value with one you calculated above.
5.
Now, add a load resistor RL=10K and measure the gain again. How would the gain change if the second stage were not there?


Neil Goldsman
10/23/1998