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Find the temperature at which the transistor operates at the edge of active and saturation modes. Presume that the current gain of the transistor is β = 100, the supply voltage is Vs = 10 V, and the thermistor's resistance value varies with the absolute temperature T as 1/T = 1/4000 ln(49R/4444000) + 1/300

Find the temperature at which the transistor operates at the edge of active and saturation modes. Presume that the current gain of the transistor is β = 100, the supply voltage is Vs = 10 V, and the thermistor's resistance value varies with the absolute temperature T as 1/T = 1/4000 ln(49R/4444000) + 1/300

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Find the temperature at which the transistor operates at the edge of active and saturation modes. Presume that the current gain of the transistor is β = 100 , the supply voltage is V s = 10 V , and the thermistor's resistance value varies with the absolute temperature T as
1 T = 1 4000 ln ⁡ ( 49 R 4444000 ) + 1 300

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