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Forward-Active Region Model
(Example 3)
•Problem: Find Q-point • Given data: bF = 50, bR = 1 VBC = VB - VC = -9 V • Assumptions: Forward-active region of operation, VBE = 0.7 V

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Forward-Active Region Model (Example 2)• Problem: Estimate terminal currents, base-emitter and base-collector voltages.• Given data: IS = 10-16 A, aF = 0.95, VC = +5 V, IB = 100 mA • Assumptions: Simplified transport model assumptions, room temperature operation, VT = 25.0 mV
(20 pts) The BJT in the circuit below has the following specifications: • in active mode ß = 50, VBE = 0.76 V, and • in saturation VCEsat = 0.2 V. Find VE, VB and Vc and determine the mode of operation (active, saturation, cut-off). Given values are: /= 1 mA, Rg=200 kN and Re =4 k12. I Vc RB VB. VEم RE
(2+5 pts) Consider the bias circuit below for a transistor amplifier designed for active region operation. The desired bias point parameters are lg = 3 mA and Ic = 2.97 mA. Assume VBE- 0.7 V and VT=25 mV. Determine the emitter voltage VE . Choose the best answer. VCC +15 V Vc RBB VB LVE V BB RE 500 S2 1.49 V O2v 01.5V O 0.7V
Problem 4 (20 %) For the circuit shown in Figure 4 determine IB,
IC, and VC. Data VCC=9 V VBB=4 V R2= 165 k R1= 2.5 k Transistor
Assume VBE ≈ 0.7 V and =150
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Problem 4 (206) For the circuit shown in Figure 4 determine IB, I, and Vc. Data Ve=9 V V=4V R = 165 kg R=2.5k_2 Transistor Assume VE 0.7 V and...
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Given RB = 240 k., Rc = 1.2 k., and = 120. Determine: a) IB b) Ic c) le d) VBE e) VCE f) Mode of operation (cutoff, active, saturation) Given RB = 47 kO2, Rc = 1.2 k2 and B = 120. Determine: g) Mode of operation (cutoff, active, saturation) O 8V For the circuit shown in Question #2, Vcc = 16 V, RB = 620 kl, Rc = 2 kN and B = 120. a) Determine le b)...
Find the mid-band gain of the circuit AM as well as the corner frequencics due to parasitic capacitance fz, f., and fir. Assume f-150), VBE 0.7 V, VA = oo V, Cr = 35 pF, and C,, = 4 pF 10 V 5 k2 42.5 k23 C2 10 kS2 02 20.5 kg 0.1 kΩ CCI 21 28.3 kΩ 5.4 kS2 -10 V The necessary formulas are given below: 1- A BJT Emitter Bias BJT Relationships and V C,max VC.mx t...