For the BJT bias circuit shown, what is the emitter current, le, in milliamps? Use Vcc= 13V, Rb1 = 27.9k2 Rb2 = 24.3k2 Rc = 1.3k2 and Re = 2.0k2. Assume that the transistor is in the forward-active region, with ß = 71 and [Vbe(on)] = 0.7V. Neglect the effects of base-width modulation. Vcc VB RB1 IB RB2 Ic IE HII. Q1 Rc Vc VE RE

For the BJT bias circuit shown, what is the emitter current, le, in milliamps? Use Vcc= 13V, Rb1 = 27.9k2 Rb2 = 24.3k2 Rc = 1.3k2 and Re = 2.0k2. Assume that the transistor is in the forward-active region, with ß = 71 and [Vbe(on)] = 0.7V. Neglect the effects of base-width modulation. Vcc VB RB1 IB RB2 Ic IE HII. Q1 Rc Vc VE RE

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