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Analog 2018 End Sem

1. The circuit shown in Fig. 1(c) improves the signal to noise ratio of the overall system by adding negative feedback. Negative feedback reduces noise and improves bandwidth. 2. The transfer characteristic curve for the circuit in Fig. 1(c) would be non-linear due to the diode. 3. The Bode plot of the voltage amplifier has three poles at 1000 Hz, 5000 Hz, and 50000 Hz with a mid-band gain of 100. 4. The common-emitter stage employs an active load to achieve high gain at low frequencies. Using Miller's theorem, the unilateral small-signal model shows the input and output poles of the circuit.

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Analog 2018 End Sem

1. The circuit shown in Fig. 1(c) improves the signal to noise ratio of the overall system by adding negative feedback. Negative feedback reduces noise and improves bandwidth. 2. The transfer characteristic curve for the circuit in Fig. 1(c) would be non-linear due to the diode. 3. The Bode plot of the voltage amplifier has three poles at 1000 Hz, 5000 Hz, and 50000 Hz with a mid-band gain of 100. 4. The common-emitter stage employs an active load to achieve high gain at low frequencies. Using Miller's theorem, the unilateral small-signal model shows the input and output poles of the circuit.

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