69.3.1 - Bias Resistor Calculations
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What is the role of bias resistors in a CE amplifier?
💡 Hint: Think about what prevents fluctuation in transistor performance.
Define beta (β) in the context of transistors.
💡 Hint: Consider the relationship between input and output currents.
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What does the beta (β) in a transistor signify?
💡 Hint: It relates to current, not voltage.
Is an increase in early voltage always beneficial?
💡 Hint: Think about how early voltage affects output characteristics.
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Given a CE amplifier with an early voltage of 150V, if the beta is expected to be 250, calculate the required resistor values to achieve a stable operating point at 6V DC output voltage when changes in beta vary the current gain to 200.
💡 Hint: Use previous examples to guide your calculations.
Discuss the potential effects on amplifier performance if feedback resistors are drastically increased beyond recommended values. What calculations would ensure stable operation?
💡 Hint: Consider how feedback affects amplification and stability.
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