Exercise 2 In all the problem, the liaison and the decoupling are perfect in variable mode. The transistors used in the circuits are identical and are characterized by: h11 = 2.8k, h21e = B = 300,h12e = h22e = 0. We consider the assembly of figure 2. Ve is delivered by a sine voltage generator and Vcc=12V, RE = 2.2k. 1- In continuous regime, we impose for this circuit: VBE = 0.7V, VCE = 1/2 RB Cel Rc RE Figure 2: 15 A Vcc Rul V₁ 6V, Ic= 2,82 mA. find Rc and RB. Draw in the plane Ic, Vce the lines of static and dynamic load. For what value of VCE is the transistor blocked (Ic = 0). Determine the power dissipated in the transistor when it is blocked. 1/2

Exercise 2 In all the problem, the liaison and the decoupling are perfect in variable mode. The transistors used in the circuits are identical and are characterized by: h11 = 2.8k, h21e = B = 300,h12e = h22e = 0. We consider the assembly of figure 2. Ve is delivered by a sine voltage generator and Vcc=12V, RE = 2.2k. 1- In continuous regime, we impose for this circuit: VBE = 0.7V, VCE = 1/2 RB Cel Rc RE Figure 2: 15 A Vcc Rul V₁ 6V, Ic= 2,82 mA. find Rc and RB. Draw in the plane Ic, Vce the lines of static and dynamic load. For what value of VCE is the transistor blocked (Ic = 0). Determine the power dissipated in the transistor when it is blocked. 1/2

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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