1- If you have the following Q-point specifications VCB=6V Ic=1.4 mA IB = 10 μA Av=186 R₁ = 22K0 For the Common Base bias circuit shown in figure (5), design bias circuit and ensure that the Q-point in the middle of the DC load line using the required equations. Record the calculated values of the resistors i. Vcc= Tc =

1- If you have the following Q-point specifications VCB=6V Ic=1.4 mA IB = 10 μA Av=186 R₁ = 22K0 For the Common Base bias circuit shown in figure (5), design bias circuit and ensure that the Q-point in the middle of the DC load line using the required equations. Record the calculated values of the resistors i. Vcc= Tc =

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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