Refer to the following circuit (Q1 is a generic transistor),
assuming β = 200 when the transistor is in the active region.
(a) If R1 is open, calculate VB, VE, VC.
(b) If R1 is short, calculate IB, IE and VC.
(c) If R2 is short, calculate IE and VC.
(d) If R3 is short, calculate VB, IC, and IB.
Refer to the following circuit (Q1 is a generic transistor), assuming β = 200 when the...
Refer to the following circuit (Q1 is a generic transistor), assuming β = 200 when the transistor is in the active region. (1) If both R1 and R3 are short, calculate IB, IC, and IE. (2) If R4 is short, calculate IB, VC, and IE. (3) If both R2 and R3 are open, calculate IB, IC, and IE. (4) If R1, R2 are swapped, calculate IB, IC, and IE. R1 47ΚΩ R3 3.3kΩ 12V Vcc Q1 T R2 12kΩ R4...
Refer to the following circuit (Qi is a generic transistor), assuming ß = 200 when the transistor is in the active region. R1 47ΚΩ R3 3.3ΚΩ 12V Vcc Q1 R2 12k2 R4 1.0kΩ (a) If R, is open, calculate VB, VE, Vc. (15 points) (b) If R, is short, calculate IB, Ig and Vc. (15 points) (c) If R2 is short, calculate le and Vc. (15 points) (d) If Rz is short, calculate VB, Ic, and IB. (15 points) (e)...
Need help with E-H 4. Refer to the following circuit (Qi is a generic transistor), assuming B = 200 when the transistor is in the active region. R1 47kg R3 33.3ko 12V Vcc Q1 R2 12k R4 1.0kΩ (a) If R, is open, calculate VB, VE, Vc. (b) If R is short, calculate 1b, IE and Vc. (c) If R2 is short, calculate IE and Vc. (d) If R3 is short, calculate VB, Ic, and Ib. (e) If both Rj...
Need help with all A-H 4. Refer to the following circuit (Qi is a generic transistor), assuming B = 200 when the transistor is in the active region. R1 47kg R3 33.3ko 12V Vcc Q1 R2 12k R4 1.0kΩ (a) If R, is open, calculate VB, VE, Vc. (b) If R is short, calculate 1b, IE and Vc. (c) If R2 is short, calculate IE and Vc. (d) If R3 is short, calculate VB, Ic, and Ib. (e) If both...
Refer to the following circuit (Q, is a generic transistor), assuming B = 200 when the transistor is in the active region. If R, is open, calculate VB, VEVO R3 If R, is short, calculate le, le and Vc 3.3k $47ko If R is short, calculate le and Vc If R, is short, calculate Vic, and I 12V Q1 Vcc R1 R2 3120 R4 1.0k
Refer to the following circuit (Q1 is a generic transistor), assuming B = 200 when the transistor is in the active region. If both R, and Rs are short, calculate Is, lo and le 47k If Reis short, calculate 13, Vc and lę If both Ryand Rare open, calculate le, Ic, and le If Ry, Ry are swapped, calculate ls, lo and I R1 R3 3.3k 12V Vcc Q1 R2 12k R4 1.0k
Given Beta=100. c. What region of operation is the BJT operating in? How do you know? Hint: compare the voltages at the Base, Collector, and Emitter. d. Calculate theoretical calculations for VB, VC, VE, IB, IC, and IE V1 12E R4 470k R1 22k 01 Qbreakn R3 270k R2 16k 0
could you please answer these 8 questions ? thnx VCC 15V Ic 1kQ RC R1 33KQ VC C B 2N 5210 VB VBE VE R2 4700 RE ·10kΩ Refer to the data table for each of the following symptoms, choose one of the following faults as the most probable cause and write it in the space provided. POSSIBLE FAULTS R1 open Rc open RE decreased RE open R1 decreased R2 decreased R2 open Rc decreased Trouble in dc supply Transistor...
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Problem 2 Consider the feedback amplifier circuit on Figure P2. The DC current gain of transistor Q3 is -100 1. What type of feedback (or what feedback topology) do we have on the circuit in Figure P2? 2. Draw the A-circuit. Express and compute the open-loop voltage gain A at mid-band frequency 3, Draw the γ-circuit. Express and compute the feedback factor γ 4. Express and compute the overall gain of the feedback amplifier Ap Express and compute the input...