HW: Design an astable multibrator with BJT with f=10kHz, PW=60μsec and t=20μsec. Sketch the clock pulse waveform, indicating all voltages and times. VCE(Sat) = 0.1 V, VBE(Sat) = 0.7 V, B= 20, C₁=C₂= 10nF 2 Vcc=6V -8702 VB=4V Rci RB2 3561-2B₁ =57702 VOI Q₁ C₂ HE B1 RBI C₁ 카 B₂ Rc2 - Voz Q₂

HW: Design an astable multibrator with BJT with f=10kHz, PW=60μsec and t=20μsec. Sketch the clock pulse waveform, indicating all voltages and times. VCE(Sat) = 0.1 V, VBE(Sat) = 0.7 V, B= 20, C₁=C₂= 10nF 2 Vcc=6V -8702 VB=4V Rci RB2 3561-2B₁ =57702 VOI Q₁ C₂ HE B1 RBI C₁ 카 B₂ Rc2 - Voz Q₂

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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