a) Draw the BJT network you prefer to design by into account the explanations above, andexplain the reason for preferring this networkb) Explain the aims and reasons in using of all the peripheral components handled on yournetwork 3) Design a DC biasing network for a npn type Si BJT device using the parameters obtainedthe characteristics given in Figure. It is requested that, the design is to be independent oftemperature sensitivity or least level of dependency to temperature variations comparing toother biasing networks.4lc (mA)30 μΑ6.25 μΑ520 µA15 μΑ3.10 μΑ5 µA1Ig = 0 HA5101520VCE

A) BJT collector feedback amplifier network: We have to connect collector to the input terminal, as…

a) Draw the BJT network you prefer to design by into account the explanations above, and explain the reason for preferring this network b) Explain the aims and reasons in using of all the peripheral components handled on your atvork

a) Draw the BJT network you prefer to design by into account the explanations above, and explain the reason for preferring this network b) Explain the aims and reasons in using of all the peripheral components handled on your atvork

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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