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The experiment focuses on the analysis and design of multistage amplifiers, particularly two-stage RC coupled BJT amplifiers, and the Cascode amplifier configuration. It covers the performance characteristics, advantages, and operational principles of these amplifier types, emphasizing high-frequency performance. Students learn to design, construct, and assess multistage amplifiers and Cascode configurations in practical applications.
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Term: Multistage Amplifiers
Definition: Amplifiers that consist of multiple stages connected in cascade to achieve a high overall voltage gain.
Term: Cascode Amplifier
Definition: An amplifier configuration combining a Common-Emitter stage with a Common-Base stage to improve high-frequency performance and reduce the Miller effect.
Term: Miller Effect
Definition: A phenomenon where parasitic capacitance in a common-emitter amplifier is amplified, leading to reduced high-frequency response.
Term: RC Coupling
Definition: A method of connecting amplifier stages using resistors and capacitors, allowing AC signals to pass while blocking DC signals.
Term: Voltage Gain
Definition: The ratio of the output voltage to the input voltage in an amplifier, often expressed in decibels (dB).