(b) Assume that the circuit of Figure Q2b(1) has Vcc= 10 V , Vse= 1.5 V, Re= 40 kQ and R= 2 ka The input signal is given by Vin(t) = 0.5 sin(2000T t) V. The common-emitter characteristics for the transistor are shown in Figure Q2b(2). Find the maximum, minimum and Q-point values for vCE -

(b) Assume that the circuit of Figure Q2b(1) has Vcc= 10 V , Vse= 1.5 V, Re= 40 kQ and R= 2 ka The input signal is given by Vin(t) = 0.5 sin(2000T t) V. The common-emitter characteristics for the transistor are shown in Figure Q2b(2). Find the maximum, minimum and Q-point values for vCE -

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