] c=10V , Vi=5V, B=100 , RB=100kN , Rc=2kn a) Calculate the current flowing through each branch. b) Calculate the voltage at each point. c) Check if BJT is working in active zone Please pay. d) Find the power dissipated on the BJT. with PD(MAX)=5 W can it be operated without damage if Uc a transistor is used? e) The minimum RC value to run the BJT at Vec saturation find it. f) In which case does the BJT work in the cut?

] c=10V , Vi=5V, B=100 , RB=100kN , Rc=2kn a) Calculate the current flowing through each branch. b) Calculate the voltage at each point. c) Check if BJT is working in active zone Please pay. d) Find the power dissipated on the BJT. with PD(MAX)=5 W can it be operated without damage if Uc a transistor is used? e) The minimum RC value to run the BJT at Vec saturation find it. f) In which case does the BJT work in the cut?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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