this circuit is for Question 14-15 Two amplifiers A and B are cascaded through capacitor coupling. The amplifier A has g

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this circuit is for Question 14-15 Two amplifiers A and B are cascaded through capacitor coupling. The amplifier A has g

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This Circuit Is For Question 14 15 Two Amplifiers A And B Are Cascaded Through Capacitor Coupling The Amplifier A Has G 1
This Circuit Is For Question 14 15 Two Amplifiers A And B Are Cascaded Through Capacitor Coupling The Amplifier A Has G 1 (41.03 KiB) Viewed 34 times
this circuit is for Question 14-15 Two amplifiers A and B are cascaded through capacitor coupling. The amplifier A has gain of 16dB, input impedance of 32Kohm, and output impedance of 19Kohm. The amplifier B has gain of 20dB, input impedance of 35Kohm and output impedance of Skohm. The lower corner frequency fL =7KHz. The impedance in Kohm is seen by the capacitor is: QUESTION 15 Two amplifiers A and B are cascaded through capacitor coupling as abovd circuit. The amplifier A has gain of 16dB, input impedance of 38Kohm, and output impedance of 11 Kohm. The amplifier B has gain of 20dB, input impedance of 31 Kohm and output impedance of 5kohm. The lower corner frequency fL =5KHz. If the capacitor is chosen for dominant pole, determine the value of the capacitor in PF
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