Question 7.2: Determine the mid-band voltage gain and upper and lower cut-...
Determine the mid-band voltage gain and upper and lower cut-off frequencies for the amplifier whose frequency response is shown in Fig. 7.12.

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The mid-band voltage gain corresponds with the flat part of the frequency response characteristic. At that point the voltage gain reaches a maximum of 35 (see Fig. 7.12).
The voltage gain at the two cut-off frequencies can be calculated from:
A_v cut-off = 0.707 × A_v max = 0.707 × 35 = 24.7
This value of gain intercepts the frequency response graph at f_1 = 57 Hz and f_2 = 590 kHz (see Fig. 7.12).
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