1. a) Calculate the change in base emitter voltage if the collector current increase by 2...
1. a) Calculate the change in base emitter voltage if the
collector current increase by 2 and by
10.
b) A MOS transistor require a gate source overdrive voltage of
100mV for 100uA drain
current. Calculate the change in gate to source voltage if the
drain current increases by
2 and by 10. Compare it to problem a) and comment the results.
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