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Question 11 6 pts (TCOs 2 and 3) The difference between the supply voltage and the output voltage is called the saturation voltage O the base voltage O the load voltage O the linear voltage Question 12 9 pts (TCO 3) A linear power amplifier IC typically delivers a load to two pnp transistors one npn and one pnp transistor two npn transistors two npn and one pnp transistor

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Q11 Rc + B The difference between the supply voltage and the output voltage is called -Vt Case 1: CB ( Coromon base) consiguration • Vout Output is at collector terminal Vcelsat) So difference between supply voltage and the output voltage is Saturation Vin voltage . (supply) case 2: CE (common emitter) conbiguation. V+ Rc Vout output is at collector terminal Vin so difference is 3. Saturation Voltage (supply) ie, Vsat = Vin Vout. So option '1' is correct D Vsat E 012 A linear power amplifies IC typically delivers a load to one npn and one pnp transistor Vcc RI NAN Thus we can see from the power amplifier circuit that Roi one PNP and one NPN w Input signal load. RL {RBI C2 transistors are used to deliver load (RL), PNP So option '2' is correct R₂