Design a common emitter transistor so that it will operate in the linear region with a...

Design a common emitter transistor so that it will operate in the linear region with a max swing on the output. Use a voltage divider configuration with a collector current of Ic = 2mA and a supply voltage of 12 V.Choose Ve =10% of Vcc.

Draw the circuit diagram and calculate all the resistor values

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All capacitors in the design are large values

Manojponduru answered 1 year ago

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