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    Quiz (Closed book quiz): Name:

    1. Calculate the output voltage (V0) of the circuit Fig.1. Vs= 10V, RS=12, RL=8, RK= 2

    Fig.1
    Solution
    The current I
    Vs 10
    I= = =0. 4 5 45 A
    R total 12+8+ 2

    V o =I∗R L=0. 4 5 45∗8=3.636 (V )

    2. Calculate the output current (i0) of the circuit Fig.2. is= 1A, RS=12, RL=8, RK= 2

    Fig.2
    Solution

    R S∗R L 12∗8
    R1=R S /¿ R L= = =4.8
    R S + RL 12+ 8

    V AB=I S∗R1=1∗4.8=4.8 (V )
    V AB 4.8
    I 0= = =0.6 (A )
    RL 8

    3. Given a circuit shown in Fig.3. Determine the potential at points: VA, VB, VE, VF and VAB

    Fig.3
    Solution
    The potential at a point is the voltage between that point to the ground. In the circuit, there is no
    ground.
    VE=0 (V); VF=0 (V); VA =0 (V); VB= -5 (V)
    VAB=5 (V)

    4. Given a circuit shown in Fig.4, R=1K. Calculate the potential at point: VA, VB, VC, VF, VE,
    VD, iS1, iS2 and VBE

    Fig 5
    Solution
    As shown in Fig.5, C, D, E, F connect to ground => VC= VD= VE= VF=0 (V).
    VB=VC+5=5 (V);
    VA=VB+10=15 (V)
    V AF V A−V F 15−0
    i s 1= = = =1.5(mA)
    R R 10(K )
    V BE V B−V E 5−0
    i BE= = = =0.5(mA )
    R R 10( K )
    i s 2=−i s 1−i BE=−1.5−0.5=−2(mA )

    5. A small-signal circuit model for a bipolar junction transistor (BJT) is shown in Fig.6.
    Determine the voltage vo, if vS=5sin(100πt)V, Rs = 5 k, rπ = 2.5 k, ro = 100 k, and RL = 5
    k.

    Fig 6

    Solution
    v S∗r ❑ v S∗2.5 v S
    v be= = =
    RS + r❑ 5+2.5 3

    v 0=−10∗v be

    Finally

    5
    v 0=−10∗v be =−10∗( )sin ( 100 πt ) (V )
    3

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