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    This document discusses transistor biasing circuits and their operation. It introduces the input and output characteristics of BJTs, load lines, and operating points in the cutoff, active, and saturation regions. It then covers voltage divider bias circuits, explaining how they set the quiescent operating point and derive the necessary bias voltages and currents. Several examples are given to analyze specific voltage divider bias circuits and calculate component values and operating points.

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    This document discusses transistor biasing circuits and their operation. It introduces the input and output characteristics of BJTs, load lines, and operating points in the cutoff, active, and saturation regions. It then covers voltage divider bias circuits, explaining how they set the quiescent operating point and derive the necessary bias voltages and currents. Several examples are given to analyze specific voltage divider bias circuits and calculate component values and operating points.

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    Module-1: Basics of Transistors and feedback concept

    1. With a neat diagram and relevant waveforms explain the input and output
    characteristics of BJT in CE configuration.
    2. What is dc-load line? What is its significance in the operation of transistor.
    (6M)
    3. What happens when operating point moves in i) cutoff region ii) active
    region iii) saturation region. explain it necessary diagrams. (6M)
    4. What is biasing of a transistor? What is its need? (4M)
    5. What is Quiescent operating point (Q point)? What are the reasons for its
    instability? (4M)
    6. Discuss voltage divider bias circuit for an n-p-n transistor with circuit
    diagram and necessary derivations (8M)
    7. Draw and explain DC load line for voltage divider bias circuit. (4M)
    8. Why voltage divider circuit is called β independent bias circuit? (2M)
    9. Analyse the voltage divider bias circuit for the conditions of βmin=50,
    R1=39KΩ, R2=10KΩ, RC=1.2KΩ,RE=1KΩ and VCC=18V, VBE=0.7V to
    find IB,IC ,VCE,VB,VC and VE. (8M)
    10. A voltage divider bias circuit has Vcc = 20V, R1 = 50kΩ, R2 = 10kΩ, RC =
    2.7kΩ, RE = 1.2kΩ. The silicon transistor used has VBE = 0.7V. Determine
    the Q-point. The value of β = 110. Draw load line and locate the Q-point.
    (8M)

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