R₂ Rc 2 KS2 •M .Vcc=2.5 V ka₁ R₂ -M RE=10052 5kQ2 R₁ W Vcc=2.5 V Ka₁ 1 KS2 For the 2 circuits above, if ben 100 and beg-50 and VDO-0.7V, determine the ranges of R₂ and RB to keep the transistors in the active mode, (hint: Conditions of active mode, VBE = VDO and VBC <0 for NPN transistors and VEB = VDO and VCB<0 for PNP transistors)

R₂ Rc 2 KS2 •M .Vcc=2.5 V ka₁ R₂ -M RE=10052 5kQ2 R₁ W Vcc=2.5 V Ka₁ 1 KS2 For the 2 circuits above, if ben 100 and beg-50 and VDO-0.7V, determine the ranges of R₂ and RB to keep the transistors in the active mode, (hint: Conditions of active mode, VBE = VDO and VBC <0 for NPN transistors and VEB = VDO and VCB<0 for PNP transistors)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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