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1. Consider the emitter-stabilized circuit shown below Vcc-15V RB 430kΩ Rc 1.6k2 IB β = 125 RE a) Find b, k, and VCE for the circuit as shown, with β = 125 b) Suppose that β can vary in the range from 100 to 150 due to manufacturing variations. What is the resulting range in Vce? c) What is the requirement on β such that the transistor will not saturate?

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