Figure 2. illustrates a transistor amplifier implemented with a transistor (we can use PN2222 data here) and two resistors, which receives the operating voltage from a 10 V voltage source. Current gain of the npn- transistor ß=hFE = 100. Calculate a) base current IB b) collector current, Ic c) collector-emitter-voltage UCE d) determine in which state the transistor is operating (saturation, cut off, active) RB IB Rc Ic +il+ Vcc Figure 2. Npn - transistor connection. RB-300 kn, Rc-2k2, Vcc= 10 V.

Figure 2. illustrates a transistor amplifier implemented with a transistor (we can use PN2222 data here) and two resistors, which receives the operating voltage from a 10 V voltage source. Current gain of the npn- transistor ß=hFE = 100. Calculate a) base current IB b) collector current, Ic c) collector-emitter-voltage UCE d) determine in which state the transistor is operating (saturation, cut off, active) RB IB Rc Ic +il+ Vcc Figure 2. Npn - transistor connection. RB-300 kn, Rc-2k2, Vcc= 10 V.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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