Design a Voltage Divider Bias Circuit to have asaturation level of 11 milliamperes and a Q-pointof one-half the distance between cut-off andsaturation. The available supply is 26 volts, andemitter voltage is to be one-fifth of the supplyvoltage. The condition BR 2 10R, should beEmet to provide high stability factor. DC betashould be 100.Determine the value of the following: Ic, le, Ve,Re, Vce, Vc, Rc, R2, Vb and R1. 1. The value of collector current (Ic) in amperes is2. The value of emitter current (le) in amperes is3. The value of emitter voltage (Ve) in volts is4. The value of emitter resistor (Re) in ohms is5. The value of the collector to emitter voltage(Vce) in volts is6. The value of collector voltage (Vc) in volts is7. The value of collector resistance (Rc) in ohms is8. The value of resistance (R2) in ohms is9. The value of base voltage (Vb) in volts is10. The value of resistance (R1) in ohms is

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Design a Voltage Divider Bias Circuit to have a saturation level of 11 milliamperes and a Q-point of one-half the distance between cut-off and saturation. The available supply is 26 volts, and emitter voltage is to be one-fifth of the supply voltage. The condition BR 2 10R, should be E met to provide high stability factor. DC beta should be 100. Determine the value of the following: Ic, le, Ve, Re, Vce, Vc, Rc, R2, Vb and R1.

Design a Voltage Divider Bias Circuit to have a saturation level of 11 milliamperes and a Q-point of one-half the distance between cut-off and saturation. The available supply is 26 volts, and emitter voltage is to be one-fifth of the supply voltage. The condition BR 2 10R, should be E met to provide high stability factor. DC beta should be 100. Determine the value of the following: Ic, le, Ve, Re, Vce, Vc, Rc, R2, Vb and R1.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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