Vcc=12VVEE=-12VRb=20kRc=2.0kRe=4k Question 2Consider the emitter biased BJT circuit in Figure 2 and all parameters are listed in Appendix 1.(a) Determine how much the Q-point (lc and VcE) for the cireuit will change over a temperaturerange where Boc inereases from 100 to 150.(b) Write your observation regarding this type of biasing method.+VccRcRBVBREVEEFigure 2

Given the circuit, as shown below: Given the values: Vcc=12V VEE=-12V RB=20k RC=2.0k RE=4k a) We…

Consider the emitter biased BJT circuit in Figure 2 and all parameters are listed in Appendix 1. (a) Determine how much the Q-point (Ic and VCE) for the circuit will change over a temperature range where Boc increases from 100 to 150. (b) Write your observation regarding this type of biasing method.

Consider the emitter biased BJT circuit in Figure 2 and all parameters are listed in Appendix 1. (a) Determine how much the Q-point (Ic and VCE) for the circuit will change over a temperature range where Boc increases from 100 to 150. (b) Write your observation regarding this type of biasing method.

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