2. For the given amplifier circuit, hfe's = B's = 100, Vcc = 12V and VBE = 0.7 V. Determine the transistor's DC voltages. Vcc R1 4k Q1 NPN R2 1 k R3 S100 R4 100 VB = Volts Vc = Volts VE = Volts Vr1 = Volts VR2 = Volts VRE = Volts VRC = Volts 0 コメ

2. For the given amplifier circuit, hfe's = B's = 100, Vcc = 12V and VBE = 0.7 V. Determine the transistor's DC voltages. Vcc R1 4k Q1 NPN R2 1 k R3 S100 R4 100 VB = Volts Vc = Volts VE = Volts Vr1 = Volts VR2 = Volts VRE = Volts VRC = Volts 0 コメ

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Differential amplifier

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For the given amplifier circuit, hfe's = B's = 100, Vcc = 12V and VBE = 0.7 V. Determine the transistor's DC
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R4
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