5- For the following NPN BJT circuit, VBE=0.4V, RE=1.8KQ, R1=200 KQ, R2=50KN, Rc=1.5KN, and RL=2KQ. If the static load line is given in the graph and the operating point (Q-point) is marked, Answer the following: a) Which type of amplifier is this? b) From the given graph, obtain IB, Ic, VCE, and calculate ß at the Q-point? c) Draw the equivalent circuit (AC analysis) d) Find the input and output impedances Zi & Zo and the voltage gain Av. 110 A 100 HA vcc 20V 90 pA 80 HA Rc 1kQ 70 HA R1 Q1 60 A Rs C1 1uF 2N2924 50 uA 1uF RL 2kn 40 LA ER2 C3 :10UF Vs RE 1.8kQ 30 HA 20 LA 10 pA 10 15 20 25 30 Va M)

5- For the following NPN BJT circuit, VBE=0.4V, RE=1.8KQ, R1=200 KQ, R2=50KN, Rc=1.5KN, and RL=2KQ. If the static load line is given in the graph and the operating point (Q-point) is marked, Answer the following: a) Which type of amplifier is this? b) From the given graph, obtain IB, Ic, VCE, and calculate ß at the Q-point? c) Draw the equivalent circuit (AC analysis) d) Find the input and output impedances Zi & Zo and the voltage gain Av. 110 A 100 HA vcc 20V 90 pA 80 HA Rc 1kQ 70 HA R1 Q1 60 A Rs C1 1uF 2N2924 50 uA 1uF RL 2kn 40 LA ER2 C3 :10UF Vs RE 1.8kQ 30 HA 20 LA 10 pA 10 15 20 25 30 Va M)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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