B) C) D) L=8 10:2353%Q1. The translstor parameters of Figure 1 are B = 500, Vr = 0.026 V andVBE = 0.7 V. The two transistors are Identical.a)What does "the two transistors are Identical" mean In the context ofcircult analysis and why Is this assumption useful?Given Vec = 13. L , determine the d.c. output voltage at the outputb)terminals vo1 and vo2-Note that L is the last digit of your student number. For example, Ifyour number is C1700123, then Vcc = 13.3 V, or if your number isC1700100, Vcc = 13.0 VGiven that the input signal is v = 2L sin(wt) (mV), determine thec)total output voltage at teminal vo1-Note that L is the last digit of your student number. For example, ifyour number is C1700123, then v = 23 sin(wt) (mV), or if yournumber is C1700100, v = 20 sin(wt) (mV)Draw the circuit diagram of Figure 1 with both transistors beingd)replaced by the Darlington pairs. Explain the main consequence ofchanging the single transistors by the Darlington pairs.Vcc9 kn9 knVolVoz1 1.4 mAFigure 1 Differential amplifier

Given the differential amplifier: Given, β=500, VT=0.026 Vβ=500, VT=0.026 V b) Given Vcc=13.8 V ,…

Q1. The transistor parameters of Figure 1 are B = 500, V, = 0.026 V and VBE = 0.7 V. The two transistors are Identical. %3D %3D %3D a) What does "the two transistors are Identical" mean In the context of circult analysis and why is this assumption useful? b) Given Vec = 13.L, determine the d.c. output voltage at the output terminals vo1 and vo2- Note that L is the last digit of your student number. For example, If your number is C1700123, then Vcc = 13.3 V, or if your number is C1700100, Vcc = 13.0 V %3D %3D c) Given that the input signal is v = 2L sin(wt) (mV), determine the total output voltage at teminal Vo1. Note that L is the last digit of your student number. For example, if your number is C1700123, then vị = 23 sin(wt) (mV), or if your number is C1700100, vị = 20 sin(wt) (mV)

Q1. The transistor parameters of Figure 1 are B = 500, V, = 0.026 V and VBE = 0.7 V. The two transistors are Identical. %3D %3D %3D a) What does "the two transistors are Identical" mean In the context of circult analysis and why is this assumption useful? b) Given Vec = 13.L, determine the d.c. output voltage at the output terminals vo1 and vo2- Note that L is the last digit of your student number. For example, If your number is C1700123, then Vcc = 13.3 V, or if your number is C1700100, Vcc = 13.0 V %3D %3D c) Given that the input signal is v = 2L sin(wt) (mV), determine the total output voltage at teminal Vo1. Note that L is the last digit of your student number. For example, if your number is C1700123, then vị = 23 sin(wt) (mV), or if your number is C1700100, vị = 20 sin(wt) (mV)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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