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To calculate the end points for an ac load line, it is assumed that Started by bobthebuilder	1 Replies 34 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by sokh
The Sziklai pair uses two types of transistors, an npn and a pnp. Started by wrbasek0	3 Replies 289 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by nmyers
A differential amplifier should have a high common-mode rejection ratio. Started by HudsonKB16	1 Replies 65 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by Pamela.irrgang@yahoo.com
The power gain of a CC amplifier is approximately 1. Started by chandani	3 Replies 40 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by Joy Chen
Power gain can be found by multiplying current gain by the input resistance. Started by acc299	1 Replies 43 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by ghepp
A bypass capacitor normally should have high reactance. Started by Alainaaa8	3 Replies 26 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by smrerig
If a load resistor is connected to a CE amplifier, the gain will decrease. Started by craiczarry	1 Replies 59 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by InfiniteSteez
An amplifier can invert the phase of a signal and still be a linear amplifier. Started by Alainaaa8	3 Replies 103 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by tsternbergh47
The internal emitter resistance of a transistor is a dc resistance. Started by segrsyd	1 Replies 56 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by ryansturges
Assume a pnp transistor is used in a voltage-divider biased circuit. If VB = 2.8 V, VE should be Started by awywial	3 Replies 136 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by bob
Refer to Figure 7. The input resistance of RIN(BASE) Started by tfester	1 Replies 1,069 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by ebonylittles
Refer to Figure 7. Assume the thermistor has a resistance of 1.7 k. VOUT is approximately Started by asan beg	3 Replies 183 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by Bigfoot1984
Of the methods shown below, the one that has the most stability is Started by bucstennis@aim.com	1 Replies 30 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by katkat_flores
A stiff voltage divider is one in which Started by kwoodring	3 Replies 134 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by rnehls
Refer to Figure 6. If you Thevenize the input to the base, the Thevenin resistance is Started by LCritchfi	1 Replies 1,096 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by Sammyo
Refer to Figure 6. If you Thevenize the input to the base, the Thevenin voltage is Started by newbem	3 Replies 263 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by fdliggud
Refer to Figure 6. Assume you find VC = 12 V and VB = 2 V. The fault may be Started by Pineappleeh	1 Replies 106 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by jaymee143
Refer to Figure 6. Assume you find VC = 12 V and VB = 0.08 V. The fault may be that Started by P68T	3 Replies 64 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by pocatato
Refer to Figure 6. Assume VC = 0.07 V and VB = 0.7 V. The fault may be that Started by xclash	1 Replies 68 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by kingdude89
(This is similar to Figure 4 but uses a pnp transistor with the same .)Refer to Figure 5. ... Started by ashley	3 Replies 187 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by Jody Vaughn
(This is similar to Figure 4 but uses a pnp transistor with the same .)Refer to Figure 5. ... Started by cherise1989	1 Replies 215 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by snackralk
(This is similar to Figure 4 but uses a pnp transistor with the same .)Refer to Figure 5. ... Started by folubunmi	3 Replies 212 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by Loise Hard
(This is similar to Figure 4 but uses a pnp transistor with the same .)Refer to Figure 5. ... Started by SAVANNAHHOOPER23	1 Replies 186 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by Kimmy
(This is similar to Figure 4 but uses a pnp transistor with the same .)Refer to Figure 5. ... Started by melina_rosy	3 Replies 180 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by ilianabrrr
Refer to Figure 4. Assume you were troubleshooting and found that VE is exactly the same as ... Started by evelyn o bentley	1 Replies 61 Views	Mar 20, 2019 by sokh