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Figure 1: Circuit for Questions 1 - 3. Question 1 In addition to the assumptions outlined above, assume that the transistor re- mains in the active region at all times. 1. Calculate the amplitude of vo.

Figure 1: Circuit for Questions 1 - 3. Question 1 In addition to the assumptions outlined above, assume that the transistor re- mains in the active region at all times. 1. Calculate the amplitude of vo.

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Find the answer (in Volts) to Question 1 in the attached image where:

VCC = 22 Volts, RC = 7.1 kOhms, RE = 1.9 kOhms,

VBE(sat) = 0.7 Volts, VCE(sat) = 0.2 Volts,

VB = 8 Volts and A = 1.4 Volts.

 

Provide your answer rounded to 2 decimal places.

Questions 1-3 Consider the circuit shown in Figure 1 where Vcc is a fixed voltage. The voltage at the base of the transistor, v (t), is a time varying waveform described by (1). VB (t) = VB + vb (t) UB Where VB is a DC offset and vz (t) is a time varying, purely AC signal. Suppose the amplitude of v, (t) is A and we make the following assumptions: • The capacitor C is sufficiently large so that it can be considered to be a short circuit at the signal frequencies • Rc and RE are known • R» Rc • UBE= VBE (sat) . 1 in the active region • UBE(sat) and VCE(sat) are known UB Vcc Rc C RE qui (1) R Figure 1: Circuit for Questions 1 - 3. Question 1 In addition to the assumptions outlined above, assume that the transistor re- mains in the active region at all times. 1. Calculate the amplitude of vo.
Transcribed Image Text:Questions 1-3 Consider the circuit shown in Figure 1 where Vcc is a fixed voltage. The voltage at the base of the transistor, v (t), is a time varying waveform described by (1). VB (t) = VB + vb (t) UB Where VB is a DC offset and vz (t) is a time varying, purely AC signal. Suppose the amplitude of v, (t) is A and we make the following assumptions: • The capacitor C is sufficiently large so that it can be considered to be a short circuit at the signal frequencies • Rc and RE are known • R» Rc • UBE= VBE (sat) . 1 in the active region • UBE(sat) and VCE(sat) are known UB Vcc Rc C RE qui (1) R Figure 1: Circuit for Questions 1 - 3. Question 1 In addition to the assumptions outlined above, assume that the transistor re- mains in the active region at all times. 1. Calculate the amplitude of vo.
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