السؤال الثانيQ/ For the emitter-bias network of Fig.1, determine the following for beta-40&80.+20 Va. IB.b. IEc. Ic.d. VCEe. Ve.f. VEg. Vg-h. VBC-2 k2430 k210 μF10 μFB= 40 & 80and then explain yourconclusion for results obtained afterchanging the beta from 40 to 80 andthe reason for obtaining these results.40 µFFig.1

Here we have taken to conditions depending upon the value of beta. Betta1 =40 and betta2 = 80. For…

Q/ For the emitter-bias network of Fig.1, determine the following for beta=40&80. +20 V a. Ig. b. IE c. Ic. d. VCE e. Ve. f. VE g. VB. h. VBC- 2 k2 430 ka 10 μΕ 10 uF B 40 & 80 and then explain your conclusion for results obtained after changing the beta from 40 to 80 and the reason for obtaining these results. I kQ 40 uF Fig.1

Q/ For the emitter-bias network of Fig.1, determine the following for beta=40&80. +20 V a. Ig. b. IE c. Ic. d. VCE e. Ve. f. VE g. VB. h. VBC- 2 k2 430 ka 10 μΕ 10 uF B 40 & 80 and then explain your conclusion for results obtained after changing the beta from 40 to 80 and the reason for obtaining these results. I kQ 40 uF Fig.1

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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