QUESTION(a) Figure Q.1 (a) represents a common emitter amplifier. Given B-100, VAS(ON) = 0.7V,VQ-1.7 V, ICSAT)-4 mA and Re-10 R₂Vcc - 20 V1.70answer.R₁VBQR₂4 kRe#looER₁Figure Q.1(a)(ii) Evaluate the location of the Q-point by finding loo and VCEQ. From your point ofview, is this circuit suitable for use in small signal amplifier? Briefly explain your=

The circuit diagram of common emitter amplifier is shown below, Where,β=100VBEon=0.7 VVBQ=1.7…

QUESTIONS (a) Figure Q.1 (a) represents a common emitter amplifier. Given B-100, Ves(ON) -0.7V, Vaq-1.7 V, ICSAT)-4 mA and Re-10 Re Vcc - 20 V R₁ 1.7v Vo R₂ 4 k21 Ver Re ныса RE Figure Q.1(a) (ii) Evaluate the location of the Q-point by finding loo and VcnQ. From your point o view, is this circuit suitable for use in small signal amplifier? Briefly explain you answer.

QUESTIONS (a) Figure Q.1 (a) represents a common emitter amplifier. Given B-100, Ves(ON) -0.7V, Vaq-1.7 V, ICSAT)-4 mA and Re-10 Re Vcc - 20 V R₁ 1.7v Vo R₂ 4 k21 Ver Re ныса RE Figure Q.1(a) (ii) Evaluate the location of the Q-point by finding loo and VcnQ. From your point o view, is this circuit suitable for use in small signal amplifier? Briefly explain you answer.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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