Determine the value of Zpase for the circuits. +10 V ERc -4 kN 10 kN HE R 11 k2 hie = 200 R2 2.2 kN 200 N RE 910 N Assuming the components are changed to the following values: Vcc = 11 Volts R1 = 10,088 ohms R2 = 2,294 ohms Rc = 4,095 ohms %3D rE = 247 ohms %3D RE = 967 ohms %3D RL = 11,073 ohms %D hfe = 265 %3D

Determine the value of Zpase for the circuits. +10 V ERc -4 kN 10 kN HE R 11 k2 hie = 200 R2 2.2 kN 200 N RE 910 N Assuming the components are changed to the following values: Vcc = 11 Volts R1 = 10,088 ohms R2 = 2,294 ohms Rc = 4,095 ohms %3D rE = 247 ohms %3D RE = 967 ohms %3D RL = 11,073 ohms %D hfe = 265 %3D

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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