Calculate the transconductance gain gm if a base-emitter voltage change of 2 mV results in a collector current change of 0.4 mA. Ic VCE AVBE Select one: O a. gm = 20 S O b. gm = 0.2 mS O c. gm = 0.2 S d. gm 20 mS

Calculate the transconductance gain gm if a base-emitter voltage change of 2 mV results in a collector current change of 0.4 mA. Ic VCE AVBE Select one: O a. gm = 20 S O b. gm = 0.2 mS O c. gm = 0.2 S d. gm 20 mS

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Calculate the transconductance gain gm if a base-emitter voltage change of
2 mV results in a collector current change of 0.4 mA.
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VCE
AVBE
Select one:
a. gm = 20 S
O b. gm
0.2 ms
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O C. gm
0.2 S
d. gm
20 mS
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