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Consider the circuit shown. Assume the [VBE] of a conducting transistor is apprx. 0.7 and that ~=1. For an input of -0.3V, find the current ic2 and voltage VE. Show how you arrived at the answer. ic2 = -4.6mA or 0.2mA or 0mA or 4.2mA VE = 0.4V or 0.24V or 1.4V or 0.34V Diagram see attached pdf file.
Consider the circuit shown. Assume the [VBE] of a conducting transistor is apprx. 0.7 and that ~=1. For an input of -0.3V, find the voltage Vc1 and voltage Vc2. Show how you arrived at your answer. Vc1 = 0.4V or 1.4V or 0.2V or -0.4V Vc2 = 0.4V or -5V or 0.7V or 0.34V See attached pdf file for diagram.
Consider the circuit shown. Assume the [VBE] of a conducting transistor is apprx. 0.7 and that ~=1. For an input of -0.3V, find the current ic1. If we changed the input to 0.5V, determine which transistor is on and which is off. Show how you arrived at your answer. ic1 = -4.6mA or 0.2mA or 4.6mA or -0.2mA =================== ...continues
A depletion-load NMOS amplifier and its small-signal equivalent circuit are shown in the figures. For the small signal parameters gm1=0.2 and mA/V, gm2=0.04mA/V, ro1=ro2=50k and CL= 20pF, calculate the mid-band voltage gain Vo/Vi. ==================================== a) vo/vi = -2.5 v/v b) vo/vi = -1.5 v/v c) vo/vi = -2.0 v/ ...continues
In the pnp transistor circuit shown in jpg file, VEB = 0.7V and B=50. For the operating voltage VEC=4V, calculate the base resistance RB. Now, change RB such that the transistor starts saturating (VEC = 0.2V with B=50). ================================================= Base Resistance RB RB = 28.25k or 43.25k or 36.25k or 57. ...continues