For the circuit shown in Figure1, given that Rc = 6 KN, R L=2KN, V cc = 30 V, voltage gain Av=20v and IB = 20mA. The circuit have input signal Vin Of =4v. Determine the value of IC. +Vcc R1 R Ic Signal Output C1 Signal Input R2 RE CE Ov

For the circuit shown in Figure1, given that Rc = 6 KN, R L=2KN, V cc = 30 V, voltage gain Av=20v and IB = 20mA. The circuit have input signal Vin Of =4v. Determine the value of IC. +Vcc R1 R Ic Signal Output C1 Signal Input R2 RE CE Ov

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