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BJT Amplifiers

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Hello everybody,
I study basic BJT amplifiers ,

but there is problem in AC analysis circuit in figure 6.33 very difficult for me :confused:

please can you help me how I can see the circuit and analysis?

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thanks,
 
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Looks like homework....

Try this:

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page 68.
 
A transistor will not work with its collector resistor connected to ground like that.
 
Welcome, Full, to ETO!

Looks like homework....

Try this:

**broken link removed**

page 68.
thanks sir,
thank you for homework...
I not understand more for this homework because I steady first time amplifier......
please can you explain how I can analysis same this (in red square )?

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I have small question, what different between (gm v-bi) &(B ib )?
what meant by transconductance ?
when I use (gm v-bi) and (B ib ) in circuit?
is mean the (gm v-bi) = (B ib ) same in calculation?
thanks:)
 

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A transistor will not work with its collector resistor connected to ground like that.
The small signal AC model is a linear model that does not consider DC biases. Thus the collector resistor is connected to (AC) ground for the purpose of the analysis.
 
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