Problem 4: Current MirrorTwo BJT transistors, both are operating in the forward active region, are used to produce the current IOUT through current mirroring of IBIAS. Assume that VA → ,Isı = Is2 = Is, and B1 = B2 = B for both transistors.VCCVcCIBIASRLOADIOUTQ2BJT Current MirrorYou may use LTspice simulation or hand calculation for this problem. Use the corresponding submission bin for this. If you opt to simulate, use the default NPN modelfrom LTspice.Analyze the circuit and answer the following:1. Which is the expression for IOUT?.OIOUT =B11-IBIASOIOUT =81IBIASOIOUT = IBIASB12BOIOUT = IBIASB122. If Vcc = 12 12, RLOAD = 1 kSN, IBIAS = 10.2 mA, and B = 100, what is the value of Vc1? Round to nearest volts. Note that if you are using LTspice tosimulate this problem, the default LTspice model for the NPN already suffice the given transistor properties.V

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Analyze the circuit and answer the following: 1. Which is the expression for IOUT?. OIOUT = B+1 IBIAS OIQUT = B1 BIAS B12 OIQUT = IBIAS OIOUT = B12 BIAS 2. If Vcc = 12 12, RLOAD = 1 kſN, IBIAS = 10.2 mA, and B = 100, what is the value of Vc1? Round to nearest volts. Note that if you are using LTspice to simulate this problem, the default LTspice model for the NPN already suffice the given transistor properties. V

Analyze the circuit and answer the following: 1. Which is the expression for IOUT?. OIOUT = B+1 IBIAS OIQUT = B1 BIAS B12 OIQUT = IBIAS OIOUT = B12 BIAS 2. If Vcc = 12 12, RLOAD = 1 kſN, IBIAS = 10.2 mA, and B = 100, what is the value of Vc1? Round to nearest volts. Note that if you are using LTspice to simulate this problem, the default LTspice model for the NPN already suffice the given transistor properties. V

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