Problem-3The transistor in Figure below has the following maximum ratings: PD (max) = 800 mW, VcE (max) = 15 V, andIc (тах) %3D100 тА.Determine the maximum value to which Vcc can be adjusted withoutRcE1.0 kNexceeding a rating. Which rating would be exceeded first?RaPDc = 100Vcc22 knVBB5V

Pd(max) = 800m W Vce(max) = 15 V Ic(max) = 100 m A. Betta = 100 Maximum value of Vcc.…

Problem-3 The transistor in Figure below has the following maximum ratings: PD (max) = 800 mW, VcE (max) = 15 V, and Ic (max) =100 mA. Determine the maximum value to which Vcc can be adjusted without RcE1.0 kN exceeding a rating. Which rating would be exceeded first? Ra PDc = 100 Voc 22 kn VBB SV

Problem-3 The transistor in Figure below has the following maximum ratings: PD (max) = 800 mW, VcE (max) = 15 V, and Ic (max) =100 mA. Determine the maximum value to which Vcc can be adjusted without RcE1.0 kN exceeding a rating. Which rating would be exceeded first? Ra PDc = 100 Voc 22 kn VBB SV

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The transistor in Figure below has the following maximum ratings: PD (max) = 800 mW, VcE (max) = 15 V, and
Ic (тах) %3D100 тА.
Determine the maximum value to which Vcc can be adjusted without
RcE1.0 kN
exceeding a rating. Which rating would be exceeded first?
Ra
PDc = 100
Vcc
22 kn
VBB
5V

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