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For the bipolar amplifier shown below, answer the following questions using β = 100 and VBE = 0.7. The input common mode voltage is 1.6 V. i. What is the DC output common mode voltage? ii. Estimate the low frequency small signal gains, Vo1/V1, Vo2/V1, Vo1/V2, Vo2/V2.

For the bipolar amplifier shown below, answer the following questions using β = 100 and VBE = 0.7. The input common mode voltage is 1.6 V. i. What is the DC output common mode voltage? ii. Estimate the low frequency small signal gains, Vo1/V1, Vo2/V1, Vo1/V2, Vo2/V2.

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For the bipolar amplifier shown below, answer the following questions using β = 100 and V B E = 0.7 . The input common mode voltage is 1.6 V . i. What is the DC output common mode voltage? ii. Estimate the low frequency small signal gains, Vo1/V1, Vo2/V1, Vo1/N2, Vo2/V2.

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