D Base voltage 1. Refer to curve above. The best point at which to operate a transistor as a small-signal amplifier is: А. А. 2. In the curve above, the forward-breakover point for the E-B junction is nearest to: A. No point on this graph. С. С. 3. In the curve above, saturation is nearest to point А. А. 4. In the curve above, the greatest gain occurs at point: А. А. В. В. С. С. D. D. В. В. D. D. В. В. C. C. D. D. В. В. C. C. D. D. Collector current

D Base voltage 1. Refer to curve above. The best point at which to operate a transistor as a small-signal amplifier is: А. А. 2. In the curve above, the forward-breakover point for the E-B junction is nearest to: A. No point on this graph. С. С. 3. In the curve above, saturation is nearest to point А. А. 4. In the curve above, the greatest gain occurs at point: А. А. В. В. С. С. D. D. В. В. D. D. В. В. C. C. D. D. В. В. C. C. D. D. Collector current

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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