The Vc – Ic characteristics curves and output DC load line of a BJT amplifier are shown in Fig. 1 saturation current of the transistor, Is = 1.41 x 10-10 mA. Assume that the transistor is operating at room temperature and the collector reverse i. Find the quiescent current Ico ii. Determine the Early voltage VA Ic Active Forword Mode VBe4 16 mA VBE3=VBEQ = 0.65 V IcQ VBE2 -VBE1 - VA VCEQ= 8 V VCE 24 V Fig. 1

The Vc – Ic characteristics curves and output DC load line of a BJT amplifier are shown in Fig. 1 saturation current of the transistor, Is = 1.41 x 10-10 mA. Assume that the transistor is operating at room temperature and the collector reverse i. Find the quiescent current Ico ii. Determine the Early voltage VA Ic Active Forword Mode VBe4 16 mA VBE3=VBEQ = 0.65 V IcQ VBE2 -VBE1 - VA VCEQ= 8 V VCE 24 V Fig. 1

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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