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3. In the cascaded arrangement of two amplifiers shown below, the second stage acts as the load for the first stage.

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3. In the cascaded arrangement of two amplifiers shown below, the second stage acts as the load for the first stage Vec-15V Rs 12k2 4.7uF Ct C1 4.7uF RL 5k2 Q1) β=150 To 40 k Q2) α-0.995 To 500 k2 R2 3k22 Ra 0.75k2 Ca 6.2kΩ stage one stage two a) What type of amplifier is stage one? b) Find the DC values of IB, Ic, and VcE for stage one c) Determine R, Ro, and AvNL for stage one d) What type of amplifier is stage two? e) Find the DC values of IB, Ic, and VcE for stage two f) Determine Ri, Ro, and AvNL for stage two g) For the compound connection, find Avi (the loaded gain of stage one), Av2 (the loaded gain for stage two), the overall gain vJ/Vi, and the value of v/Vsig h) Find the current gain for the first stage, the current gain for the second stage, and the overall current gain.

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