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What are the collector currents in the four transistors in the given figure for if ßF= 120 and VA = 50 V? (Round off the solution to one decimal place.)

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Consider the figure given below with VCC= VEE= 3.3 V, n= 8, and
R= 3.6 kQ.
+Vcc
ЗА
A
Q3
Q2
A
nA
R
-VEE
What are the collector currents in the four transistors in the given figure for if BE=
120 and VA = 50o V? (Round off the solution to one decimal place.)
IC1 =
67.2
HA
I2=
21
IC3 =
3.3
HA
IC4 =
21 НА

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