uestion 2: A. Explain, in your own words with the aid of the graph the Load Line Analysis concept. The student should illustrate the following points on the graph: 1- ICsat 2- VCEcutoff 3- Different IBQ values 4- Load Line 5- Q-Point B. Given in the following figure a BJT amplifier, the capacities are considered infinite. a) Find the equivalent DC and AC circuit for the amplifier. b) Find the values of Ico and VCEQ. Is the transistor is in the saturation region? c) Calculate IBQ, VcQ, VEQ, VBQ. Vcc Vcc = 15 V R = 33 k2 R = 10 k2 Rc =3 k2 Re = 220 2 RE = 750 2 Rs = 1 kn R = 3 k2 Transistor: 2N390 Rc C2 C, Rs RE1 Vo Vs RE2

uestion 2: A. Explain, in your own words with the aid of the graph the Load Line Analysis concept. The student should illustrate the following points on the graph: 1- ICsat 2- VCEcutoff 3- Different IBQ values 4- Load Line 5- Q-Point B. Given in the following figure a BJT amplifier, the capacities are considered infinite. a) Find the equivalent DC and AC circuit for the amplifier. b) Find the values of Ico and VCEQ. Is the transistor is in the saturation region? c) Calculate IBQ, VcQ, VEQ, VBQ. Vcc Vcc = 15 V R = 33 k2 R = 10 k2 Rc =3 k2 Re = 220 2 RE = 750 2 Rs = 1 kn R = 3 k2 Transistor: 2N390 Rc C2 C, Rs RE1 Vo Vs RE2

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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