show solution. Determine20 Va. Ipb. Vpsc. Vnd. Vs22 knIpss = 4.5 mAV-5VVps0.68 ka-4V

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Determine a. Ip b. VDs c. Vn d. Vs 20 V 22 ka Ipss = 45 mA --5V Vos 0.68 ka

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20 V
a. Ip
b. Vps
c. Vn
d. Vs
22 kn
Ipss = 4.5 mA
V-5V
Vps
0.68 ka
-4V

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