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    DC Analysis of Transistor Circuit: Calculate I, I, I Assume: 200 V 0.7 V

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    1. The document discusses analyzing transistor circuits and calculating various circuit parameters such as current, voltage, gain, and resistance. It provides 3 examples of circuits and shows the equations used to determine values like input resistance, output resistance, small signal gain, and more. 2. The document is a reference on electronic circuit analysis that provides transistor circuit problems and the theory for solving them, such as determining small signal gain, input resistance, and output resistance. 3. It analyzes circuits using concepts like common emitter, common base, and calculates values like base current, collector current, emitter current, and voltage drops to solve for small signal gain and input/output resistances.

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    1. The document discusses analyzing transistor circuits and calculating various circuit parameters such as current, voltage, gain, and resistance. It provides 3 examples of circuits and shows the equations used to determine values like input resistance, output resistance, small signal gain, and more. 2. The document is a reference on electronic circuit analysis that provides transistor circuit problems and the theory for solving them, such as determining small signal gain, input resistance, and output resistance. 3. It analyzes circuits using concepts like common emitter, common base, and calculates values like base current, collector current, emitter current, and voltage drops to solve for small signal gain and input/output resistances.

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    1. The document discusses analyzing transistor circuits and calculating various circuit parameters such as current, voltage, gain, and resistance. It provides 3 examples of circuits and shows the equations used to determine values like input resistance, output resistance, small signal gain, and more. 2. The document is a reference on electronic circuit analysis that provides transistor circuit problems and the theory for solving them, such as determining small signal gain, input resistance, and output resistance. 3. It analyzes circuits using concepts like common emitter, common base, and calculates values like base current, collector current, emitter current, and voltage drops to solve for small signal gain and input/output resistances.

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    DC Analysis of Transistor Circuit

    Calculate IB, IC, IE Assume: = 200; VBE = 0.7 V

    Common-emitter circuit with pnp transistor! Find IB, IC, IE, and RC so that VCE=0.5VCC
    Assume: = 100; VBE = 0.6 V

    Problem 1: Determine the small signal gain, input resistance and output resistance of the following circuit. Assume Rs = 1 k, R1 = 93.6 k, R2 = 6.4 k, RC = 6 k, = 1000, VA = 100 V
    Donald A. Neamen, Electronic Circuit Analysis and Design, McGraw Hill, 2001

    I c I E = I B V VBE = I B = BB RB VCE = VCC I C RC I V V r = T ; g m = C ; ro = A IC VT IC vo = (g m v )(ro // RC ) RB // r v = vs R // r + R , RB = R1 //R2 s B RB // r v Av = o = g m R // r + R (Ro // RC ) = vs s B Ri = RB // r Ro = ro // RC


    3

    Problem 2: Determine the small signal gain and input resistance for the following circuit. Assume Rs = 1 k, R1 = 93.6 k, R2 = 6.4 k, RC = 6 k, RE = 400 , = 1000, VA =
    Ic VCE = VCC I C RC I E RE I V r = T ; g m = C ; ro = IC VT

    Vin V (I b )RC Av = o = = RC R Vs Vs ib Av = RC r + (1 + )RE Ri R +R s i

    1 V s

    Rib = r + (1 + )RE Ri = RB // Rib RB = R1 // R2

    Problem 3: Analyze the following circuit when R1 = 56 k, R2 = 12.2 k , RC = 2 k , RE= 0.4 k , VCC = 12 V, = 100.

    R2 VTH = VCC R +R 2 1 RTH = R1 // R2 VTH = I B RTH + VBE + I E RE I E = ( + 1)I B IB = VTH VBE RTH + (1 + )RE

    I C = I B VCE = VCC I C RC I E RE

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