A transistor amplifier which uses a npn BJT and various passive components isshown in Figure Q2. A table of component values is shown in Table Q2. Calculate thecurrent Ig.+VccR1Q1VoutVinR2R3Figure Q2R: = R2 = 50 knR3 = 5 kn+Vcc = 15 VVBE(de) = 0.7 VVT = 25 mVQi: B = 200Table of Component values and Transistor ParametersTable Q20.5mAO 1.36mA136mA5mA

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A transistor amplifier which uses a npn BJT and various passive components is shown in Figure Q2. A table of component values is shown in Table Q2. Calculate the current IE. +Vcc R1 Vout Vin R2 R3 Figure Q2 R: = R2 = 50 kn R3 = 5 kn +Vcc = 15 V VBE(de) = 0.7 V VT = 25 mV Qi: B = 200 Table of Component values and Transistor Parameters Table Q2 0.5mA 1.36mA O 136mA

A transistor amplifier which uses a npn BJT and various passive components is shown in Figure Q2. A table of component values is shown in Table Q2. Calculate the current IE. +Vcc R1 Vout Vin R2 R3 Figure Q2 R: = R2 = 50 kn R3 = 5 kn +Vcc = 15 V VBE(de) = 0.7 V VT = 25 mV Qi: B = 200 Table of Component values and Transistor Parameters Table Q2 0.5mA 1.36mA O 136mA

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