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Q.5:-
Vee
Given the information appearing in Fig. 5,
determine:
2.7 kQ
(а) Vв.
(b) Vcc, and
(c) R1.
O 10.6 V
20 μΑ
VCE
B = 100
Draw the dc load line and assign the
Q-point as a function of IB, Ic, and VCE
values.
Va
VE
8.2 kQ
1.2 kn
Fig. 5

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