1. For the circuit given in Figure 1, calculate the value of Radj that makes VCE equal to 5V. Then calculate VRB (voltage drop accross Rg). Vcc=10V Rc 2700 Radj=? 50ko RB B = 300 VBE(on)=0.7V trimpot 51kO RE 2700 Figure 1. Emitter stabilized bias circuit. 2. Explain the reason of choosing VCE equal to 5V.

1. For the circuit given in Figure 1, calculate the value of Radj that makes VCE equal to 5V. Then calculate VRB (voltage drop accross Rg). Vcc=10V Rc 2700 Radj=? 50ko RB B = 300 VBE(on)=0.7V trimpot 51kO RE 2700 Figure 1. Emitter stabilized bias circuit. 2. Explain the reason of choosing VCE equal to 5V.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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