Design the given circuit at Ico = 2 ICSAT and VCEQ = 2 Vcc use Vcc = 28 volts, IcsAT = 10 milli ampere, DC beta, B = 180 and Rc = 4RE. Vcc Re Rc RE 1. The value of collector current Q-point (Icq) in amperes is 2. The value of collector to emitter voltage Q-point in volts is 3. The value of emitter resistance (Re) in ohms is 4. The value of collector resistance (Rc) in ohms is 5. The value of emitter current (le) in amperes is 6. The value of the emitter voltage (Ve) in volts is 7. The value of base voltage (Vb) in volts is 8. The value of base current (Ib) in amperes is 9. The value of base resistance (Rb) in ohms is 10. The value of collector voltage (Vc) in volts is 11. The value of base voltage (Vb) in volts is

Design the given circuit at Ico = 2 ICSAT and VCEQ = 2 Vcc use Vcc = 28 volts, IcsAT = 10 milli ampere, DC beta, B = 180 and Rc = 4RE. Vcc Re Rc RE 1. The value of collector current Q-point (Icq) in amperes is 2. The value of collector to emitter voltage Q-point in volts is 3. The value of emitter resistance (Re) in ohms is 4. The value of collector resistance (Rc) in ohms is 5. The value of emitter current (le) in amperes is 6. The value of the emitter voltage (Ve) in volts is 7. The value of base voltage (Vb) in volts is 8. The value of base current (Ib) in amperes is 9. The value of base resistance (Rb) in ohms is 10. The value of collector voltage (Vc) in volts is 11. The value of base voltage (Vb) in volts is

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