The amplifier in the given figure has R1= 500 2, R = 51 k2, R2 = 100 kN, R3 =24 kN, RE= 4.7 kN, RC= 0, and Vcc= VEE= 15 V. Choose values for C, C2.and C3 so that they can be neglected at a frequency of 10 Hz. Use ßF= 100and VA= 50 V. (Round off the solution to two decimal places.)%3D+VccRCC2R2C3RE-VEEUFC2C3 =HFHF00

Coupling capacitors and Bypass capacitors The C1 and C2 are coupling capacitors. These capacitors…

The amplifier in the given figure has R1= 500 Q, R1 = 51 kN, R2 = 100 k2, R3 = 24 kN, RE= 4.7 kN, RC= 0, and VcC= VEE= 15 V. Choose values for C, C2. %3D and C3 so that they can be neglected at a frequency of 10 Hz. Use BF= 100 and VA = 50 V. (Round off the solution to two decimal places.) +Vcc Rc R1 R RE R3. -VEE HF C2= HF C3= HF 00

The amplifier in the given figure has R1= 500 Q, R1 = 51 kN, R2 = 100 k2, R3 = 24 kN, RE= 4.7 kN, RC= 0, and VcC= VEE= 15 V. Choose values for C, C2. %3D and C3 so that they can be neglected at a frequency of 10 Hz. Use BF= 100 and VA = 50 V. (Round off the solution to two decimal places.) +Vcc Rc R1 R RE R3. -VEE HF C2= HF C3= HF 00

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