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For the circuit in Fig. E2.6 determine the values of v1, i1, i2, v0, iL, and iO. Also determine the voltage gain vO/vI, current gain iL/i1, and power gain PO/P1. Ans. 0 V; 1 mA; 1 mA; −10 V; −10 mA; −11 mA; −10 V/V (20 dB), −10 A/A (20 dB); 100 W/W (20 dB)

For the circuit in Fig. E2.6 determine the values of v1, i1, i2, v0, iL, and iO. Also determine the voltage gain vO/vI, current gain iL/i1, and power gain PO/P1. Ans. 0 V; 1 mA; 1 mA; −10 V; −10 mA; −11 mA; −10 V/V (20 dB), −10 A/A (20 dB); 100 W/W (20 dB)

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For the circuit in Fig. E2. 6 determine the values of v 1 , i 1 , i 2 , v 0 , i I , and i O . Also determine the voltage gain v O / v I , current gain i I / i J , and power gain P O / P I . Ans. 0 V ; 1 mA ; 1 mA ; − 10 V ; − 10 mA ; − 11 mA ; − 10 V / V ( 20 dB ) , − 10 A / A ( 20 dB ) ; 100 W / W ( 20 dB )

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