VCC 5V R1 1KQ Q1 $1 2N2222A Key-Space Figure 5. Vout Assume VCE(sat) = 0.2V. (5-a) Describe the operation of the circuit when the switch is connected to Vcc, what is the region of operation, calculate the collector current and the output voltage. (5-b) Describe the operation of the circuit when the switch is connected to the ground, what is the region of operation, calculate the collector current and the output voltage.

VCC 5V R1 1KQ Q1 $1 2N2222A Key-Space Figure 5. Vout Assume VCE(sat) = 0.2V. (5-a) Describe the operation of the circuit when the switch is connected to Vcc, what is the region of operation, calculate the collector current and the output voltage. (5-b) Describe the operation of the circuit when the switch is connected to the ground, what is the region of operation, calculate the collector current and the output voltage.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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