(c) A common-emitter amplifier circuit and its voltage transfer characteristic curve are shown in Fig. 1(c). Assume that the transistor common emitter current gain B = 150 and VBE (on) = 0.7 V. Determine the input voltage at the point X, such that the transistor goes to Vce (sat). Vcc = 12 V Vo(V) Cutoff Vcc Rc= Ic 14 k2 Vo IB Active VCE + Rp= 80 k2 VBE (on) VCE (sat) = Saturation 0.3V V, 0 VeE (on) X V(V) Fig. 1(c)

(c) A common-emitter amplifier circuit and its voltage transfer characteristic curve are shown in Fig. 1(c). Assume that the transistor common emitter current gain B = 150 and VBE (on) = 0.7 V. Determine the input voltage at the point X, such that the transistor goes to Vce (sat). Vcc = 12 V Vo(V) Cutoff Vcc Rc= Ic 14 k2 Vo IB Active VCE + Rp= 80 k2 VBE (on) VCE (sat) = Saturation 0.3V V, 0 VeE (on) X V(V) Fig. 1(c)

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