A)plot the de load line for the PNP transistor shown in the next figure. Assume the transistor parameters are: RE = 10 k2 VEB (on) = 0.7 V, B = 150, and VA VEB %3D Rs =1 ka CI wwHH CE =00. Assuming that (1 + B)/B=1. B) Assuming that all capacitors act as short circuits once AC input is connected, sketch the small-signal equivalent circuit, and plot the AC load line. Find r7 , and gm. find (fo) and find The small-signal output voltage, or C-E voltage, Cc2 Rg= 50 k2 R = 2 ko ER%3D :5 ko V=-10 V

A)plot the de load line for the PNP transistor shown in the next figure. Assume the transistor parameters are: RE = 10 k2 VEB (on) = 0.7 V, B = 150, and VA VEB %3D Rs =1 ka CI wwHH CE =00. Assuming that (1 + B)/B=1. B) Assuming that all capacitors act as short circuits once AC input is connected, sketch the small-signal equivalent circuit, and plot the AC load line. Find r7 , and gm. find (fo) and find The small-signal output voltage, or C-E voltage, Cc2 Rg= 50 k2 R = 2 ko ER%3D :5 ko V=-10 V

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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