(c) Draw the block diagram and small-signal equivalent circuit diagram of a Shunt-Shunt ideal feedback amplifier. Analyse step by step the feedback amplifier to find the expression of the closed-loop gain, Ar, the input resistance, Rir and the output resistance, Rof in terms of open-loop amplifier gain, A and feedback amplifier gain, ß. Identify the type of feedback amplifier.

(c) Draw the block diagram and small-signal equivalent circuit diagram of a Shunt-Shunt ideal feedback amplifier. Analyse step by step the feedback amplifier to find the expression of the closed-loop gain, Ar, the input resistance, Rir and the output resistance, Rof in terms of open-loop amplifier gain, A and feedback amplifier gain, ß. Identify the type of feedback amplifier.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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