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Assume the voltage gain is −10, Q1 is in the active mode and the base-collector junction is reverse biased by 200 mV. VCC = 2.5 V, gm = 26−1 Ω−1, IS = 4.3360×10−17 A, VT = 26 mV, β = 100, VA = ∞. (4p) (1) Find RC and RE. (2) Calculate the input and output impedance.

Assume the voltage gain is −10, Q1 is in the active mode and the base-collector junction is reverse biased by 200 mV. VCC = 2.5 V, gm = 26−1 Ω−1, IS = 4.3360×10−17 A, VT = 26 mV, β = 100, VA = ∞. (4p) (1) Find RC and RE. (2) Calculate the input and output impedance.

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Assume the voltage gain is − 10 , Q 1 is in the active mode and the base-collector junction is reverse biased by 200 m V . V C C = 2.5 V , g m = 26 − 1 Ω − 1 , I S = 4.3360 × 10 − 17 A , V T = 26 m V , β = 100 , V A = ∞ . (4p) (1) Find R C and R E . (2) Calculate the input and output impedance.

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