Introduction to Electronics Week 7 Quiz Answer

Introduction to Electronics Week 7 Quiz Answer


Introduction to Electronics 

Week 7 Quiz Answer


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Week 7 Quiz




Question 1)



The dc bias circuit for a common emitter amplifier is shown in the figure. In the circuit,

VCC = 12V, RB2 = 105.8kΩ, VC = 6V, VE = 3V, VB = 3.65V, IE = 2mA, and B = 75.


Answer: 1.50





Question 2)

For the circuit of question 1,

Solve for the collector resistor RC. (In kilo ohms to two decimal places)


Answer: 3.04





Question 3)

For the circuit of question 1, 

Solve for the base bias resistor RB1. (In kilo ohms to two decimal places)


Answer: 69.36






Question 4)




In the CE amplifier shown,

VCC = 12V, RB1 = 15kΩ, RB2 = 51kΩ, RC = 8kΩ, RE1 = 1.7kΩ, RE2 = 150Ω, RL = 20kΩ, and B=75. Assume VBE = 0.65V.


Solve for the collector current in milliamps to two decimal places.


Answer: 1.11





Question 5)

For the CE amplifier of question 4, solve for the midband gain to one decimal place.


Answer: -35.06





Question 6)

In the BJT CE amplifier of question 4, as the emitter resistor RE2 is increased,

  • the midband gain increases and the dc collector current increases.
  • the midband gain increases and the dc collector current decreases.
  • the midband gain decreases and the dc collector current remains constant.
  • the midband gain decreases and the bias point of the transistor changes.



Question 7)

Select all of the below statements that are true.

  • A CE amplifier may behave as an attenuator for signals at some frequencies.
  • As the collector current of a particular biased BJT is decreased, its transconductance decreases.
  • The overdrive factor used when designing a BJT switch is to ensure that the BJT remains in cutoff no matter what load is placed on the switch. 
  • The saturation current parameter of a BJT may be determined from a point on its transfer characteristic curve.
  • A curve tracer may be used to measure the collector current of a BJT for different values of VCE as the base current is held constant.









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