8. Where do you bias (which region) a BJTtransistor to work it as an amplifier. In theadjacent circuit, are changed to Vcc= 3.3 V,VBB = 2V, Rc = 3.2 k2, and RB = 430 k2. Thetransistor parameters are ß = 150 and VBE = 0.7V. Calculate IB, IC, VCE, and the power dissipatedin the transistor.Rg= 580 kQwwwIBVBB= 1.5 V o-V+=5 VVEBVECRc•}|¹c

We are given,to determine the value of IB, IC and VCE and power dissipated in the transistor

8. Where do you bias (which region) a BJT transistor to work it as an amplifier. In the adjacent circuit, are changed to Vcc= 3.3 V, VBB = 2V, Rc = 3.2 k2, and RB = 430 KS2. The transistor parameters are ß = 150 and VBE = 0.7 V. Calculate IB, Ic, VCE, and the power dissipated in the transistor. RB = 580 k VBB 1.5 V o www IB V+ = 5 V VEB + VEC

8. Where do you bias (which region) a BJT transistor to work it as an amplifier. In the adjacent circuit, are changed to Vcc= 3.3 V, VBB = 2V, Rc = 3.2 k2, and RB = 430 KS2. The transistor parameters are ß = 150 and VBE = 0.7 V. Calculate IB, Ic, VCE, and the power dissipated in the transistor. RB = 580 k VBB 1.5 V o www IB V+ = 5 V VEB + VEC

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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