Consider a common emitter amplifier with the following characteristics: Rc= 2200ohms, Vcq=14V, minimum collector voltage min node voltage at collector :Vc(min)= 3.2 volts Vcc = 24. The positive peak of the output voltage occurs when the input voltage is at its negative peak (enter "min") or positive peak(enter "max") ? Enter the maximum output voltage swings values max swing upward Volts, max swing downward Volts (answers to the tenths place) Find the max collector current: mA (ROUND to the TENTHS place) NO UNITS.

Consider a common emitter amplifier with the following characteristics: Rc= 2200ohms, Vcq=14V, minimum collector voltage min node voltage at collector :Vc(min)= 3.2 volts Vcc = 24. The positive peak of the output voltage occurs when the input voltage is at its negative peak (enter "min") or positive peak(enter "max") ? Enter the maximum output voltage swings values max swing upward Volts, max swing downward Volts (answers to the tenths place) Find the max collector current: mA (ROUND to the TENTHS place) NO UNITS.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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