I need the answer as soon as possible Q. 3: : Consider the differential amplifier in Fig. 4. Where, IT=1mA, Rc=10 KN, VBE = 0.7 V.(a) For VB1 = VB2 =0, determine ICı, Vci, VE, and V CE1-(b) Calculate the single ended output voltage (Vo) if Vi =2 mV, and Vi2= 0(c) Draw the equivalent schematic circuit.Vcc = +10 VRcVo1Vo2V B1VB2Q2BE1IE VBE2VE +Vi1=1mAVEE = -10 V

The given values are IT=1 mARC=10 KΩVBE=0.7 V (a) In this case VB1=VB2=0 From the circuit, we know…

Q. 3: : Consider the differential amplifier in Fig. 4. Where, IT=1mA, R=10 KQ, VBE = 0.7 V. (a) For VB1 = VB2 =0, determine Icı, Veı, VE, and VCEI- (b) Calculate the single ended output voltage (Vo) if V¡1 =2 mV, and Vi2= 0 (c) Draw the equivalent schematic circuit. Vcc = +10 V Rc Voi Vo2 V82 Q2 V BE1 IE IE, VBE2 4 VE Vi1 1,=1 mA VER = -10 V

Q. 3: : Consider the differential amplifier in Fig. 4. Where, IT=1mA, R=10 KQ, VBE = 0.7 V. (a) For VB1 = VB2 =0, determine Icı, Veı, VE, and VCEI- (b) Calculate the single ended output voltage (Vo) if V¡1 =2 mV, and Vi2= 0 (c) Draw the equivalent schematic circuit. Vcc = +10 V Rc Voi Vo2 V82 Q2 V BE1 IE IE, VBE2 4 VE Vi1 1,=1 mA VER = -10 V

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