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[SOLVED] Common-emitter amplifier

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For better understanding of BJT biasing read the book "Introductory Electronic Devices and Circuits 7th ed by Robert T Paynter".
 

Hi
I've a better suggestion here ! tell me , what section you're doubting with ?

Best Wishes
Goldsmith
 

mr.shocky said:
I have a few question regarding the common-emitter amplifier with classic / resistive bias
This is a problem from my class that we didn't get the solution
I have been working on them by myself and not feeling too sure about them
So I need someone with better understanding and knowledge to check my answer for me
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You have started your calculation with an input resistance of 1.25kohms at the base. Why? Where originates this value from?
 

There are also obviously incorrect equations like

Rb1 = (12 - 4.7V)/20 µA = 36.5 K

The resulting resistance is actually 365 K, I can just guess that you have chosen one-tenth applying a popular design rule. But if so, you should tell.
 

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