Question 10.7: Determining the Transresistance-Amplifier Model Find the tra...
Determining the Transresistance-Amplifier Model
Find the transresistance-amplifier model for the amplifier shown in Figure 10.12.

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Open circuit the output terminals, and analyze the circuit to determine R_{moc} .
With an open-circuit load, the output voltage is
v_{o\text{oc}}=A_{\text{voc}}v_i
and the input current is
i_i=\frac{v_i}{R_i}
Thus, we find the transresistance gain as
R_{\text{moc}}=\frac{v_{o\text{oc}}}{i_i} =A_{\text{voc}}R_i=100 \text{ k}\Omega
The resulting transresistance model of the amplifier is shown in Figure 10.17.

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