4. From VE=0.1VCC, it is changed to VE= (1/3)VCC and the base resistors are adjusted accordingly to the same Q-point. What may happen? a. Increased stability and increased output VCE swing b. Increased stability but reduced output swing c. Reduced stability but increased output swing d. Reduced stability and reduced output swing Figure 4 Fixed Bias with Emitter Resistor 5. In the voltage divider, what happens if R2 is +Vcc lowered? a. VB is lowered and VC will shift toward VCC b. VB is increased and VC will shift toward VE c. Decreased current flow to the divider circuit • Vat but Q-point will stay the same Ve d. Increased current flow to the divider circuit VE but Q-point will stay the same 6. In the voltage divider, what happens if R1 is lowered? e. VB is lowered and VC will shift toward VCC f. VB is increased and VC will shift toward VE g. Decreased current flow to the divider circuit but Q-point will stay the same h. Increased current flow to the divider circuit but Q-point will stay the same

4. From VE=0.1VCC, it is changed to VE= (1/3)VCC and the base resistors are adjusted accordingly to the same Q-point. What may happen? a. Increased stability and increased output VCE swing b. Increased stability but reduced output swing c. Reduced stability but increased output swing d. Reduced stability and reduced output swing Figure 4 Fixed Bias with Emitter Resistor 5. In the voltage divider, what happens if R2 is +Vcc lowered? a. VB is lowered and VC will shift toward VCC b. VB is increased and VC will shift toward VE c. Decreased current flow to the divider circuit • Vat but Q-point will stay the same Ve d. Increased current flow to the divider circuit VE but Q-point will stay the same 6. In the voltage divider, what happens if R1 is lowered? e. VB is lowered and VC will shift toward VCC f. VB is increased and VC will shift toward VE g. Decreased current flow to the divider circuit but Q-point will stay the same h. Increased current flow to the divider circuit but Q-point will stay the same

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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