Please answer A B and C.. Its all a question Question 4(a) Figure 7 shows the DC load line of collector characteristic curves illustrating cutoff andsaturation conditions. Analvze whether the transistor circuit is saturated with the aid ofsuitable circuit with values of BDC = 127, VEB = 1.7 V, RB = 6.7kQ. Rc= 180 2, and Voc= 12 V.IcSaturationCutoffVCEol VCEsa)VccFigure 7(b) Figure 8 shows the collector characteristic curves and the dc load line. Analyze theSaturation current, L. VE when the cutoff point and the Q-point values of IB, Ic and VCEIc (mA)60-600 μΑ50-500 μΑ40-400 μΑ30-300 μΑQ-point20-200 μΑ10-100 μΑVCE (V)2 3 47 8 9 10Figure 8 (c) Analvze Figure 9 to determine the correct voltage at the transistor terminals with respectto ground. Assume, BDc = 150, Rc = 1.5 k2. RE = 10 k. RE = 2.3 k.Vcc+5 VRcRBRE-5 VFigure 9

a) Given, βDC=127,VBB=1.7V,RB=6.7 kΩ,RC=180 Ω,VCC=12V,

Figure 7 shows the DC load line of collector characteristic curves illustrating cutoff and saturation conditions. Analyze whether the transistor circuit is saturated with the aid of suitable circuit with values of ßpc = 127, V = 1.7 V, R3 = 6.7 kQ, Rc=180 2, and Voc - 12 V.

Figure 7 shows the DC load line of collector characteristic curves illustrating cutoff and saturation conditions. Analyze whether the transistor circuit is saturated with the aid of suitable circuit with values of ßpc = 127, V = 1.7 V, R3 = 6.7 kQ, Rc=180 2, and Voc - 12 V.

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Question 4
(a) Figure 7 shows the DC load line of collector characteristic curves illustrating cutoff and
saturation conditions. Analvze whether the transistor circuit is saturated with the aid of
suitable circuit with values of BDC = 127, VEB = 1.7 V, RB = 6.7kQ. Rc= 180 2, and Voc
= 12 V.
Ic
Saturation
Cutoff
VCE
ol VCEsa)
Vcc
Figure 7
(b) Figure 8 shows the collector characteristic curves and the dc load line. Analyze the
Saturation current, L. VE when the cutoff point and the Q-point values of IB, Ic and VCE
Ic (mA)
60-
600 μΑ
50-
500 μΑ
40-
400 μΑ
30-
300 μΑ
Q-point
20-
200 μΑ
10-
100 μΑ
VCE (V)
2 3 4
7 8 9 10
Figure 8

(c) Analvze Figure 9 to determine the correct voltage at the transistor terminals with respect
to ground. Assume, BDc = 150, Rc = 1.5 k2. RE = 10 k. RE = 2.3 k.
Vcc
+5 V
Rc
RB
RE
-5 V
Figure 9

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