Design a Common Emitter Voltage Divider Bias Amplifier circuit using. The current gain of the transistor chosen is typically 75 at a collector current of 10 mA. Use the supply voltage of 18 V and take the collector-emitter voltage at the Q- point to be half the supply voltage Information known at the Q-point: Vcc =18 V Ico = 10 mA VCEQ = 9 V Beta = 75 Calculate the value of the emitter resistor REQ:

Design a Common Emitter Voltage Divider Bias Amplifier circuit using. The current gain of the transistor chosen is typically 75 at a collector current of 10 mA. Use the supply voltage of 18 V and take the collector-emitter voltage at the Q- point to be half the supply voltage Information known at the Q-point: Vcc =18 V Ico = 10 mA VCEQ = 9 V Beta = 75 Calculate the value of the emitter resistor REQ:

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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