(a) Determine IC and VCE for the circuit (a) given below. (b) Change B to 120 (50% increase), and determine the new values of lc and Vce for the circuit of Figure (a) (c) Determine the magnitude of the percent change in /e and Vce using the following equations: %Alc = x 100%, %AVCE X 100% (d) Determine Ic and Vce for the network of Figure (b). (e) Change B to 180 and determine the new value of lc and VcE for the network of Figure (b) (f) Determine the magnitude of the percent change in lc and VoE using the above equations. (g) In each of the above, the magnitude of B was increased 50%. Compare the percent change in lc and VcE for each configuration, and comment on which seems to be less sensitive to changes in B. 62 KA3 3.1KA3 1. 23.6K2 470KA VCE B-80 9.1 KA 0.18KA VeE (a) (b)

(a) Determine IC and VCE for the circuit (a) given below. (b) Change B to 120 (50% increase), and determine the new values of lc and Vce for the circuit of Figure (a) (c) Determine the magnitude of the percent change in /e and Vce using the following equations: %Alc = x 100%, %AVCE X 100% (d) Determine Ic and Vce for the network of Figure (b). (e) Change B to 180 and determine the new value of lc and VcE for the network of Figure (b) (f) Determine the magnitude of the percent change in lc and VoE using the above equations. (g) In each of the above, the magnitude of B was increased 50%. Compare the percent change in lc and VcE for each configuration, and comment on which seems to be less sensitive to changes in B. 62 KA3 3.1KA3 1. 23.6K2 470KA VCE B-80 9.1 KA 0.18KA VeE (a) (b)

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