Frequency response of your amplifier, Electrical Engineering

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a) What is meant by frequency response and how would you check the performance of your amplifier?

b) Calculate the Voltage Gain of your amplifier at a range of frequencies sufficient to fully test its performance.

c) Write a short report on the Frequency Response of your amplifier


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