a.1) In a certain UJT, r'B1 = 2.5 k and r'B2 = 4 KQ. What is the intrinsic standoff ratio? a.2) Determine the peak-point voltage for the UJT in problem a.1 if VBB = 15 V. a.3) Find the range of values of R₁ in Figure 2-10 that will ensure proper turn-on and tum-off of the UJT. n = 0.68, Vv = 0.8 V, v = 15 mA, Ip = 10 μA, and Vp = 10 V.

a.1) In a certain UJT, r'B1 = 2.5 k and r'B2 = 4 KQ. What is the intrinsic standoff ratio? a.2) Determine the peak-point voltage for the UJT in problem a.1 if VBB = 15 V. a.3) Find the range of values of R₁ in Figure 2-10 that will ensure proper turn-on and tum-off of the UJT. n = 0.68, Vv = 0.8 V, v = 15 mA, Ip = 10 μA, and Vp = 10 V.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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