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Q: For the amplifier characteristics shown in the Figure: 1-Determin Vcc, VCE(cutoff), ltsat), RB,RcB for the fixed- bias configuration shown in Figure b.

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Chapter12: Power System Controls

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12.3P

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Differential amplifier

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Q: For the amplifier characteristics shown in the Figure:
1-Determin Vcc, VCE(cutoff), l(sat), RB,Rc,B for the fixed- bias configuration shown in
Figure b.
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