QUESTION 6: A simplified class-AB output stage with BJTs is shown below. The circuit parameters are Vcc= 23 V and R₁ = 1300 2. For each transistor, Is= 1 x10-15A. Currents icnicp = 2 mA when v1 = 0.For vo= -5.1 V, determine it, ich, icp, and v₁. What is the power dissipated in On, Qp, and R₁ ?iz (mA)icn (mA)icp (mA)VI (V)Format: -9.3320876680856Format: 6.0655035684487Format: 5.9793972335256Format: -8.5232348995442Pon (mW)Format: 22.940360376887Pop (mW)Format: 37.638052388388PRL (MW)Format: 20.007968508449VIVBB2VBB2++Vcc2nicnicp-V ccRLvo

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QUESTION 6: A simplified class-AB output stage with BJTs is shown below. The circuit parameters are Vcc=23 V and R₁ = 1300 . For each transistor, Is = 1 x 10-15 A. Currents icn= icp = 2 mA when v¡= 0. For vo= -5.1 V, determine it, ich, icp, and v7. What is the power dissipated in Qn- Ops and R₁ ? iz (mA) ich (mA) icp (mA) VI (V) Pon (mW) Pop (mW) PRL (MW) VI VBB 2 VBB 2 HH +Vcc en Op icp -Vcc RL Format: -9.3320876680856 Format: 6.0655035684487 Format: 5.9793972335256 Format: -8.5232348995442 Format: 22.940360376887 Format: 37.638052388388 Format: 20.007968508449 OVO

QUESTION 6: A simplified class-AB output stage with BJTs is shown below. The circuit parameters are Vcc=23 V and R₁ = 1300 . For each transistor, Is = 1 x 10-15 A. Currents icn= icp = 2 mA when v¡= 0. For vo= -5.1 V, determine it, ich, icp, and v7. What is the power dissipated in Qn- Ops and R₁ ? iz (mA) ich (mA) icp (mA) VI (V) Pon (mW) Pop (mW) PRL (MW) VI VBB 2 VBB 2 HH +Vcc en Op icp -Vcc RL Format: -9.3320876680856 Format: 6.0655035684487 Format: 5.9793972335256 Format: -8.5232348995442 Format: 22.940360376887 Format: 37.638052388388 Format: 20.007968508449 OVO

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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