QUESTION 5: A simplified class-AB output stage with BJTS is shownbelow. The circuit parameters are Vcc=15 V and R1 = 1900 2. Foreach transistor, Is= 9 x 10 ¬15 A.Determine the value of VBg that produces icn =ico=1 mA when vị=0. What is the power dissipated in each transistor?Format : 2.7987275900068VBB (V)Format : 62Pon (mW)|(mW)|Format : 26+VccicnVBBV BB2RLQplice-Vccww

The simplified class-AB output stage with BJT is shown below, The circuit parameters are,VCC=15…

QUESTION 5: A simplified class-AB output stage with BJTS is shown below. The circuit parameters are Vcc=15 V and R1 = 1900 N. For each transistor, Is= 9 x 10 ¬15 А. Determine the value of V3g that produces icn= icp= 1 mA when v7= 0. What is the power dissipated in each transistor? VBB (V) Pon (mW) Pop (mW) Format : 2.7987275900068 Format : 62 Format : 26

QUESTION 5: A simplified class-AB output stage with BJTS is shown below. The circuit parameters are Vcc=15 V and R1 = 1900 N. For each transistor, Is= 9 x 10 ¬15 А. Determine the value of V3g that produces icn= icp= 1 mA when v7= 0. What is the power dissipated in each transistor? VBB (V) Pon (mW) Pop (mW) Format : 2.7987275900068 Format : 62 Format : 26

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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