Given the multistage circuit below, the values of the collector currents ic1 and ic2 respectively,equal: (Assume that VEB(on) =0.7V)10.0 V7.7 Vi1 K50 KB = 100Q2B = 100QI5.3 Vo1.0 Кic2ici1 KIF YOU CAN SOLVE THISO a. ic = 3.98 mA, ic =2 mAQUESTION THENO b. None of the choicesCONTACT ME HEREO . ic = 4.2 mA, ic = 2.5 mA+962799198510O d. ic = 2.98 mA, ic =1 mAΗΔΤSΔΡP)

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Given the multistage circuit below, the values of the collector currents i1 and ic2 respectively, equal: (Assume that VEB(on) =0.7V) 10.0 V 7.7 V i 1 K 50 K В - 100 ig2 Q2 B = 100 Q1 5.3 Vo 1.0 K ic2 ici |1 K IF YOU CAN SOLVE THIS O a. ici =3.98 mA, ic =2 mA QUESTION THEN O b. None of the choices CONTACT ME HERE O . ic = 4.2 mA,i = 2.5 mA +962799198510 O d. ici = 2.98 mA , i =1 mA (WHATSAPP)

Given the multistage circuit below, the values of the collector currents i1 and ic2 respectively, equal: (Assume that VEB(on) =0.7V) 10.0 V 7.7 V i 1 K 50 K В - 100 ig2 Q2 B = 100 Q1 5.3 Vo 1.0 K ic2 ici |1 K IF YOU CAN SOLVE THIS O a. ici =3.98 mA, ic =2 mA QUESTION THEN O b. None of the choices CONTACT ME HERE O . ic = 4.2 mA,i = 2.5 mA +962799198510 O d. ici = 2.98 mA , i =1 mA (WHATSAPP)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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