Q2. For the circuit shown in fig.2, use VBE(active)=0.7, VBE(on hard)=0.8, VDz=0.3V and Br=100 1. Plot the transfer characteristics of the circuit when VINA=VINB Determine the initial Qo base current when VIN is switched to "0" state. Assume Qp is off, determine the currents IRC and IRB when VINA=VINB="0" &"1". 2. 3.

Q2. For the circuit shown in fig.2, use VBE(active)=0.7, VBE(on hard)=0.8, VDz=0.3V and Br=100 1. Plot the transfer characteristics of the circuit when VINA=VINB Determine the initial Qo base current when VIN is switched to "0" state. Assume Qp is off, determine the currents IRC and IRB when VINA=VINB="0" &"1". 2. 3.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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