H.W. of Lecture L(7-2)D1. If the voltage divider of the figure above in the examplewas not stiff how would VB be affected?R-1.0 knR.Re5.6 kn56002. If VEE is changed to -12 V, what is the new value of VCE?4 15 VRc4.7 kflReRE10 ks2VER.15 V

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H.W. of Lecture L(7-2)D 1. If the voltage divider of the figure above in the example was not stiff how would VB be affected? 10kn Re S600 2. If VEE is changed to -12 V, what is the new value of VCE? Vee + IS V Re 4.7 ka RE 10 ks2 VER. 15 V

H.W. of Lecture L(7-2)D 1. If the voltage divider of the figure above in the example was not stiff how would VB be affected? 10kn Re S600 2. If VEE is changed to -12 V, what is the new value of VCE? Vee + IS V Re 4.7 ka RE 10 ks2 VER. 15 V

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Problem 12PP: In an R-L parallel circuit, ET=480 volts, R=16, and XL=24. Find PF.

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H.W. of Lecture L(7-2)D
1. If the voltage divider of the figure above in the example
was not stiff how would VB be affected?
R-
1.0 kn
R.
Re
5.6 kn
5600
2. If VEE is changed to -12 V, what is the new value of VCE?
4 15 V
Rc
4.7 kfl
Re
RE
10 ks2
VER.
15 V

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