Consider the power amplifier shown below, let Vcc = 15 V, RB 300N, R1 = 12 N, VBE = 0.6 Vand B = 70 answer the following: Vcc RL RB vs = Vp sin ot (V) Part (a) 1. Find the quiescent voltage that gives maximum power VCEQ V 2. Find the corresponding collector current IcQ A 3. Find the corresponding base current IBQ mA 4. Find the maximum load power PL W

Consider the power amplifier shown below, let Vcc = 15 V, RB 300N, R1 = 12 N, VBE = 0.6 Vand B = 70 answer the following: Vcc RL RB vs = Vp sin ot (V) Part (a) 1. Find the quiescent voltage that gives maximum power VCEQ V 2. Find the corresponding collector current IcQ A 3. Find the corresponding base current IBQ mA 4. Find the maximum load power PL W

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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