Figure Q3 shows a circuit configuration with one voltmeter (stating 18V) connected between junction A and ground. I. State the name of the circuit. ii. Sketch the transfer characteristic iii. What happen to Q-point if R, is reduced by half? [Ans: lower Q point] (Show this on the l-V transfer characteristic graph) Voo = 20V R, Ro 22MΩ 3KN Vasm)=5V lo(on)=3mA Vasian)=10V Volt Meter 18V Rs 0.82KN

Figure Q3 shows a circuit configuration with one voltmeter (stating 18V) connected between junction A and ground. I. State the name of the circuit. ii. Sketch the transfer characteristic iii. What happen to Q-point if R, is reduced by half? [Ans: lower Q point] (Show this on the l-V transfer characteristic graph) Voo = 20V R, Ro 22MΩ 3KN Vasm)=5V lo(on)=3mA Vasian)=10V Volt Meter 18V Rs 0.82KN

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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