Q2 a) A simple transistor circuit is shown below. Calculate the bias collector current IC (in mA). Where appropriate, assume the following parameters for the transistor: VBE=0.7V, B=148, and VCE(SAT)=0.2 V. The circuit parameters are VCC = 18 V, RB= 428 k2, and RC= 5.4 km. RB Rc Vcc b) A transistor circuit below has a voltage-divider bias scheme. Calculate the collector bias current IC (in mA). Where appropriate, assume the following parameters for the transistor: VBE=0.7 V, B-114, and VCE(SAT)=0.2 V. The circuit parameters are VCC= 15 V, RC=2.5 kQ, RE= 1.2 kQ, R1= 14 kQ, and R2=23 kQ. Rc -Vcc R₁ R2 RE

Q2 a) A simple transistor circuit is shown below. Calculate the bias collector current IC (in mA). Where appropriate, assume the following parameters for the transistor: VBE=0.7V, B=148, and VCE(SAT)=0.2 V. The circuit parameters are VCC = 18 V, RB= 428 k2, and RC= 5.4 km. RB Rc Vcc b) A transistor circuit below has a voltage-divider bias scheme. Calculate the collector bias current IC (in mA). Where appropriate, assume the following parameters for the transistor: VBE=0.7 V, B-114, and VCE(SAT)=0.2 V. The circuit parameters are VCC= 15 V, RC=2.5 kQ, RE= 1.2 kQ, R1= 14 kQ, and R2=23 kQ. Rc -Vcc R₁ R2 RE

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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