Measurements on the circuit below produce the labelled voltages as indicated. Find the value of ß for each transistor. (a) +4.3V (c) 200k GND +5V Vdd 1k GND +2V +6.3V 100k +10V Vdd 1k: www 1k GND H (b) +4.3V +7V 20k +5V Vdd 230 GND -+2.3V

Measurements on the circuit below produce the labelled voltages as indicated. Find the value of ß for each transistor. (a) +4.3V (c) 200k GND +5V Vdd 1k GND +2V +6.3V 100k +10V Vdd 1k: www 1k GND H (b) +4.3V +7V 20k +5V Vdd 230 GND -+2.3V

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These 3 parts.

Measurements
Find the value of ß for each transistor.
(a)
+4.3V
(c)
200k
GND
on the circuit below produce the labelled voltages as indicated.
+5V
Vdd
1k
GND
+2V
+6.3V
100k
+10V
Vdd
www
1k:
1k
GND
1₁
(b)
+4.3V
+7V
20k
+5V
Vdd
230
GND
-+2.3V

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