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    The document provides example calculations for common emitter BJT amplifier circuits using Kirchhoff's voltage law (KVL) and Kirchhoff's current law (KCL) to solve for unknown voltages and currents. In Example 1, the given currents and voltages are used to calculate Vce = 13.94117825V. In Example 2, the circuit equations are set up and solved to find Vb = -11.5997879V and Vc = 8.545139188V.

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    The document provides example calculations for common emitter BJT amplifier circuits using Kirchhoff's voltage law (KVL) and Kirchhoff's current law (KCL) to solve for unknown voltages and currents. In Example 1, the given currents and voltages are used to calculate Vce = 13.94117825V. In Example 2, the circuit equations are set up and solved to find Vb = -11.5997879V and Vc = 8.545139188V.

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    BJT Biasing Answer

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    The document provides example calculations for common emitter BJT amplifier circuits using Kirchhoff's voltage law (KVL) and Kirchhoff's current law (KCL) to solve for unknown voltages and currents. In Example 1, the given currents and voltages are used to calculate Vce = 13.94117825V. In Example 2, the circuit equations are set up and solved to find Vb = -11.5997879V and Vc = 8.545139188V.

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    Example 1.

    IB = 40.1 uA
    IC = 2.01 mA
    Vce = 13.97V
    Vc = 15.98 V
    Ve = 2.01 V
    Vb = 2.71V
    VBC = -13.27V (reverse biased as required)

    KVL:
    KVL- Summation voltage (loop)= 0
    KCL - summation of current (node) = 0

    @loop1 : KVL

    20+(-430000*Ib)+ (-.7)+(-1000*Ie)=0
    19.3-430000Ib-1000Ie=0
    430000Ib+1000Ie=19.3 Eq.1

    Ie = (B+1)Ib
    Ie=51Ib
    51Ib-Ie = 0 Eq.2

    Ib = 40.12474 uA
    Ie = 2.04636175 mA

    Ie=Ib+Ic
    Ic=Ie-Ib
    Ic=2.00623 mA

    kvl @ loop2
    20-2000Ic-Vce-1000Ie=0
    Vce = 20-2(2.00623)-1(2.04636175)
    Vce = 13.94117825V

    kvl loop 2
    20-2000Ic -Vc=0
    Vc=20-2000Ic
    Vc = 15.98736V

    Ve = 1000*Ie
    Ve = 2.046361V

    20-430000(Ib)-Vb = 0
    Vb = 20-430000Ib
    Vb = 2.7463618V

    Vbc = Vb - Vc
    Vbc = 2.7463618 - 15.98736
    Vbc = -13.2409982V
    Activity (Deadline 10-15-2022) 11:59 pm

    IB = 35.5uA
    VC = 9.22V
    Example 2

    Vc = ?
    Vb = ?

    kvl loop 1

    20-8200(I1)-2200(I2)=-20
    8200I1+2200I2=40 Eq1

    kvl loop 2
    20 - 8200I1-0.7-1800(Ie)=-20
    8200I1+1800Ie=39.3 Eq2

    kcl node 1
    I1-Ib-I2 = 0 Eq3

    Ie = (B+1)Ib
    Ib = Ie/(B+1)

    I1-(Ie/121)-I2 = 0 Eq3’

    I1=3.85363268mA
    I2=3.81827818mA
    Ie=4.27789555mA

    20-8200(I1)-Vb=0

    Vb=20-8200(I1)
    Vb=20-(8200)(3.85363268mA)
    Vb = -11.5997879V

    -20+1800(4.27789555mA)+0.7=Vb
    Vb = -11.599788V

    20-2700(Ic)-Vc=0
    Vc=20-2700(Ic)

    Ic/B = Ie(B+1)
    Ic =B*Ie/(B+1)
    Ic=120*(4.27789555)/(121)
    Ic=4.2425104132mA

    Vc = 20-2700(4.24254104132mA)
    Vc = 8.545139188V

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