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For the circuit shown in the figure below, knowing that RC = 2.4 KΩ and VA = ∞. The input impedance Rin = 42.7 KΩ and the transconductance gm = 12 mS. find β. β =

For the circuit shown in the figure below, knowing that RC = 2.4 KΩ and VA = ∞. The input impedance Rin = 42.7 KΩ and the transconductance gm = 12 mS. find β. β =

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For the circuit shown in the figure below, knowing that R C = 2.4 K Ω and V A = ∞ . The input impedance R in = 42.7 K Ω and the transconductance g m = 12 m S . find β . β = ◻

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