Given an Emitter-Stabilized Bias Common Emitter amplifier with the following data: Vcc = 12 V, lc = 2 mA, Vc = 7.6 V, VE = 2.4 V and ß = 80 The emitter current is equal to: C. 197.5 μA D. 25 μA C. 5.2 V D. 4.4 V C. 12,151.90 Ω D. 96 ΚΩ A. 2.025 mA B. 1.975 mA The collector to emitter voltage is equal to: A. 12 V B. 7.6 V The emitter resistor is: A. 1,185.19 Ω Β. 1,215.19 Ω

Given an Emitter-Stabilized Bias Common Emitter amplifier with the following data: Vcc = 12 V, lc = 2 mA, Vc = 7.6 V, VE = 2.4 V and ß = 80 The emitter current is equal to: C. 197.5 μA D. 25 μA C. 5.2 V D. 4.4 V C. 12,151.90 Ω D. 96 ΚΩ A. 2.025 mA B. 1.975 mA The collector to emitter voltage is equal to: A. 12 V B. 7.6 V The emitter resistor is: A. 1,185.19 Ω Β. 1,215.19 Ω

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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