Chapter 5 BJT Biasing Circuits
1. Determine the Q-point and construct dc load line for this transistor. Figure 5.26 For problem 1. [7] 2. Assume DC = 100 and I E I C. (a) Find V E, V C (b) Determine Q-point of this transistor (c) Construct DC load line and plot Q-point (d) Calculate IC if R B is changed from 10 k to be 1 k Figure 5.27 For problem 2.
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