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Given a BJT with a dc current gain of 100 and a single power supply of 5 V, bias it such that the following conditions are satisfied: (i) The BJT is biased in the common-emitter configuration such that IC = 2 mA; (ii) It is overdriven by a factor of 5 ; (iii) the emitter is grounded and (iv) no biasing resistance less than 10 kΩ or greater than 330 kΩ is to be used. [5 marks] [CO1][BTL3]

Given a BJT with a dc current gain of 100 and a single power supply of 5 V, bias it such that the following conditions are satisfied: (i) The BJT is biased in the common-emitter configuration such that IC = 2 mA; (ii) It is overdriven by a factor of 5 ; (iii) the emitter is grounded and (iv) no biasing resistance less than 10 kΩ or greater than 330 kΩ is to be used. [5 marks] [CO1][BTL3]

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Given a BJT with a dc current gain of 100 and a single power supply of 5 V , bias it such that the following conditions are satisfied: (i) The BJT is biased in the common-emitter configuration such that I C = 2 m A ; (ii) It is overdriven by a factor of 5 ; (iii) the emitter is grounded and (iv) no biasing resistance less than 10 k Ω or greater than 330 k Ω is to be used. [5 marks] [ C O 1 ] [ B T L 3 ]

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