Question 11.3: Simplified Model for an Amplifier Cascade Find the overall s...
Simplified Model for an Amplifier Cascade
Find the overall simplified model for the cascade connection of Figure 11.6.

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The voltage gain of the first stage, accounting for the loading of the second stage, is
A_{v1}=A_{voc1}\frac{R_{i2}}{R_{i_2}+R_{o1}}=150
With an open-circuit load, the gain of the second stage is
A_{v2}=A_{voc2}=100
The overall open-circuit voltage gain is
A_{voc}=A_{v1}A_{v2}=15\times 10^3
The input resistance of the cascade amplifier is
R_i=R_{i1}=1\mathrm{~M}\Omega
and the output resistance is
R_o=R_{o2}=100\Omega
The simplified model for the cascade is shown in Figure 11.7.

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