The Vc – lc characteristics curves and output DC load line of a BJT amplifier are shown in Fig. 1(a). Assume that the transistor is operating at room temperature and the collector reverse saturation current of the transistor, Is = 1.41 × 10-10 mA. i. Find the quiescent current Ico ii. Determine the Early voltage VA Ic Active Forword Mode Vbe4 16 mA VBE3=VBeq = 0.65 V Ice VBE1 - VA Vceq= 8 V VCE 24 V Fig. 1(a)

The Vc – lc characteristics curves and output DC load line of a BJT amplifier are shown in Fig. 1(a). Assume that the transistor is operating at room temperature and the collector reverse saturation current of the transistor, Is = 1.41 × 10-10 mA. i. Find the quiescent current Ico ii. Determine the Early voltage VA Ic Active Forword Mode Vbe4 16 mA VBE3=VBeq = 0.65 V Ice VBE1 - VA Vceq= 8 V VCE 24 V Fig. 1(a)

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