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72 <strong>Electronic</strong> <strong>Circuit</strong> <strong>Analysis</strong><br />

2.7.7 AC Equivalent <strong>Circuit</strong><br />

The input resistance<br />

v.<br />

R = _I =h fe<br />

h fe<br />

Re<br />

I Ibl 1 2<br />

Ifwe take h fe as 50, Re = 4Kn, we get R j as 10Mn. Ifa transistor with h fe = 100 is taken, R j<br />

will be much larger. The value ofXco is chosen such that at the lower frequencies, under consideration<br />

XCo is a virtual short circuit. If the collector C 1 changes by certain potential, E2 also changes by the<br />

1<br />

same amount. So C 1 and E2 are boot strapped. There is h between BI and C 1<br />

.<br />

ob<br />

Reff = h (1 - A )<br />

ob v<br />

h re V cel<br />

V,<br />

N<br />

Fig. 2.33 AC equivalent circuit<br />

Direct short circuit is not done between C 1 and E 2<br />

. Since, DC condition will change, Xc is a<br />

o<br />

short only for AC signals and not for DC.<br />

2.S The CASCO DE Transistor Configuration<br />

V =V<br />

o 2<br />

1<br />

Fig. 2.34 CASCO DE Amplifier (C.E, C.B configuration)

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