Practice Problem 3.13 The transistor circuit has $\beta = 80$ and $V_{BE} = 0.7V$. Find $v_o$ and $I_o$. Ans: 3V, 150$\mu$A 20 k$\Omega$ 120 k$\Omega$ 10V 20 k$\Omega$ 1V $V_{BE}$ $I_o$ $v_o$
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We can use the loop equation for the base-emitter circuit: $1V - I_B \times 120k\Omega - V_{BE} = 0$ $1V - I_B \times 120k\Omega - 0.7V = 0$ $I_B \times 120k\Omega = 0.3V$ $I_B = \frac{0.3V}{120k\Omega} = 2.5\mu A$ Show more…
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