QUESTION 1 By referring to Figure Q1, determine: a) The Q-point values of Ic and VCE. b) Draw the DC load line and plot the Q-point based on answer from Q1(a). c) The diode emitter resistance, re and draw re transistor model (AC equivalent circuu).

QUESTION 1 By referring to Figure Q1, determine: a) The Q-point values of Ic and VCE. b) Draw the DC load line and plot the Q-point based on answer from Q1(a). c) The diode emitter resistance, re and draw re transistor model (AC equivalent circuu).

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Vcc 15V
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