H.W 3In the pnp Si transistor circuit of Fig. 6, Rp = 500 k2, Rc=2 kN, RE = 0, Vcc = 15 V, ICBO = 20µA, and B = 70. Find the Q-point collector current Ico.-VccRCRBREFig 6. Given transistor circuit8 Fig 10HW.A p-channel MOSFET operating in the enhancement mode is characterized by V = -3 V and Ing= -8 mA when Veso 4 - 4.5 V. Find (a) Voso if log = -16 mA and (b) Io if Veso = - 5 V.15HWThe n-channel JFET of Fig. 11 is characterized by loss = 5 mA and Vu = 3 V. Let Rp 3 kl; Ry =8 k2; Vop = 15 V, und Vss = -8 V. Find Vesso and Vo (a) if VG = 0 and (b) il Va = 10 V.RpFig 11

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µA, and B = 70. Find the Q-point collector current Ico. -Vcc In the pnp Si transistor circuit of Fig. 6, RB = 500 k2, Rc = 2 k2, RE = 0, Vcc = 15 V, ICBO = 20 RC RB ic RE

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