a)Design a voltage divider bias network as shown in Figure Qa using resistor nearestpreferred values (NPV) with the following parameters:Vcc = 15 V, Icsat = 5 mA, Ica = 0.5 losats and B = 100.VccRcR1Coo VolaR = 5KOliR22KOZaFigure QaStating all assumptions made, calculate:i)ii)ii)all the resistor values R1, R2, RE, and Rcthe emitter current, lereww b)Draw the small signal ac equivalent circuit for the network shown in Figure Qa andusing all the resistor values obtained in part b), determinei)the input impedance, Zithe output impedance, Z,ii)i)voltage gain, A, =VNiiv)the current gain, A = l/li

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Design a voltage divider bias network as shown in Figure Qa using resistor nearest preferred values (NPV) with the following parameters: Vcc = 15 V, lcat = 5 mA, lca = 0.5 lcat, and B = 100. Vcc Rc o Vo R = SKO R 2KO Z. Figure Qa Stating all assumptions made, calculate: i) ii) all the resistor values R, R2, RE, and Rc the emitter current, lE re ww ww

Design a voltage divider bias network as shown in Figure Qa using resistor nearest preferred values (NPV) with the following parameters: Vcc = 15 V, lcat = 5 mA, lca = 0.5 lcat, and B = 100. Vcc Rc o Vo R = SKO R 2KO Z. Figure Qa Stating all assumptions made, calculate: i) ii) all the resistor values R, R2, RE, and Rc the emitter current, lE re ww ww

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Chapter3: Power Transformers

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