3. To support each of your table entries, draw and label a symbol of the pnp transistor and illustrate the junction bias conditions by showing the two diodes with the appropriate bias conditions. Your Region of Operation will be either forward-active, reverse-active, cutoff, or saturation. Observe that the definition for saturation in a BJT is entirely different than the definition for saturation in a FET!!! For a pnp BJT VBE (in volts) VCE (in volts) BE Junction Bias (Forward or Reverse) Region Of Operation CB Junction Bias (Forward or Reverse) +0.7 -5 -0.7 |-5 -0.7 +5

3. To support each of your table entries, draw and label a symbol of the pnp transistor and illustrate the junction bias conditions by showing the two diodes with the appropriate bias conditions. Your Region of Operation will be either forward-active, reverse-active, cutoff, or saturation. Observe that the definition for saturation in a BJT is entirely different than the definition for saturation in a FET!!! For a pnp BJT VBE (in volts) VCE (in volts) BE Junction Bias (Forward or Reverse) Region Of Operation CB Junction Bias (Forward or Reverse) +0.7 -5 -0.7 |-5 -0.7 +5

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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