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Impedance transformation by a matching network

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Please help me with this section in my textbook about power amplifier. Could you tell me why Vpp = 2V in this case? Thanks.
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Have you skipped the chapter about CS amplifier loaded by a inductance load? We have 2Vdd because we have a coil as a load.
 
Thanks Jony,
I don't see this chapter. Can you tell me some sites explaining about that?
 
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