The specification of BJT transistor for model of BC107/BC108/109 from PhilipsSemiconductors is given as in Appendix A.(a)(b)Design a BJT amplifier circuit with common-emitter fixed bias configuration that hasa gain of AVL = -80. Assume r = ∞ .For the circuit designed as in Q1(a), without affecting the operating point of thetransistor, improve the circuit so that the value of AVL is doubled. Prove yoursuggestion via calculation. QUICK REFERENCE DATASYMBOLVCBOVCEOІсмPtothFEfrlove uitsPARAMETERcollector-base voltagefor-base volBC107BC108; BC109collector-emittercollector emitter voltage TI TEAL MALAYSIA MELAK45open baseBC107BC108; BC109peak collector currenttotal power dissipationDC current gainBC107BC108BC109transition frequencyCONDITIONSopen emitterTamb ≤ 25 °Clc = 2 mA; VCE = 5 VMIN. MAX.يو سيتيlc = 10 mA; VCE = 5 V; f = 100 MHz110110200100503020200300450800800UNITVVmAmWMHz

The quick reference data for the BC107, BC108, and BC109 transistors from Philips Semiconductors is…

The specification of BJT transistor for model of BC107/BC108/109 from Philips Semiconductors is given as in Appendix A. (a) (b) Design a BJT amplifier circuit with common-emitter fixed bias configuration that has a gain of AVL = -80. Assume ro = ∞ . For the circuit designed as in Q1(a), without affecting the operating point of the transistor, improve the circuit so that the value of AvL is doubled. Prove your suggestion via calculation.

The specification of BJT transistor for model of BC107/BC108/109 from Philips Semiconductors is given as in Appendix A. (a) (b) Design a BJT amplifier circuit with common-emitter fixed bias configuration that has a gain of AVL = -80. Assume ro = ∞ . For the circuit designed as in Q1(a), without affecting the operating point of the transistor, improve the circuit so that the value of AvL is doubled. Prove your suggestion via calculation.

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