In a transistor amplifier, if the input impedance is -84-j1.9 Ω, then the terminating impedance required to create enough instability is:

In a transistor amplifier, if the input impedance is -84-j1.9 Ω, then the terminating impedance required to create enough instability is: Correct Answer 28+j1.9 Ω

Relation between terminating impedance and input impedance is Zs=-Rin/3. Zs is the terminating impedance. Substituting in the given equation, the terminated impedance is 28+j1.9 Ω.
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