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For the circuit, suppose β = 50 for the transistor and the input voltage, Vin = 1.5 V. a) What is the base current? Ib = mA b) What is the collector current? Ic = mA c) What is the output voltage? Vout = V

For the circuit, suppose β = 50 for the transistor and the input voltage, Vin = 1.5 V. a) What is the base current? Ib = mA b) What is the collector current? Ic = mA c) What is the output voltage? Vout = V

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For the circuit, suppose β = 50 for the transistor and the input voltage, V i n = 1.5 V . a) What is the base current? I b = ◻ m A b) What is the collector current? I c = ◻ m A c) What is the output voltage? V out = ◻ V

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