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AEC Unit-2

The document discusses the principles of multistage amplifiers, including impedance matching and the use of transistor models for high-frequency applications. It covers various configurations, calculations for gain, and the importance of load resistance in amplifier design. Additionally, it highlights the analysis of input and output impedances in different stages of amplification.
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AEC Unit-2

The document discusses the principles of multistage amplifiers, including impedance matching and the use of transistor models for high-frequency applications. It covers various configurations, calculations for gain, and the importance of load resistance in amplifier design. Additionally, it highlights the analysis of input and output impedances in different stages of amplification.
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