Q24. For the circuit shown in Figure B24a, Ve 15V Rc=2k2 Rs =20k2 VaE VBB-3V Figure B24a i) Sketch the DC load line in the Graph B24 ii) Calculate the Q point, if the zero signal base current is 60 µA and a = 0.98. Mark the %3D Q point in load line.

Q24. For the circuit shown in Figure B24a, Ve 15V Rc=2k2 Rs =20k2 VaE VBB-3V Figure B24a i) Sketch the DC load line in the Graph B24 ii) Calculate the Q point, if the zero signal base current is 60 µA and a = 0.98. Mark the %3D Q point in load line.

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i)
Sketch the DC load line in the Graph B24
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Calculate the Q point, if the zero signal base current is 60 µA and a = 0.98. Mark the
Q point in load line.
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