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Hello dear StackExchange community, I have an exam next week, and I need to get a real high mark to pass. Therefore I'm looking for some hard questions to solve, and this is one.   

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WellWhile I don't expect a full solution from you here, but some guidance would be nice.

  1. What does "assuming“assuming B of BJT's arethe BJTs is very high"high” mean?
  2. How do we seperate the 1 mA source to the differential pair? Because the solution guide here: http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/microelectronic-circuits-6th-edition-chapter-10-problem-11e-solution-9780195323030the solution guide says that it is evenly distributed. How?

says that it is evenly distributed. How?

BJT Differential Pair with Feedback

Hello dear StackExchange community, I have an exam next week, and I need to get a real high mark to pass. Therefore I'm looking for some hard questions to solve, and this is one.  enter image description here

Well I don't expect a full solution from you here, but some guidance would be nice.

  1. What does "assuming B of BJT's are very high" mean?
  2. How do we seperate the 1 mA source to the differential pair? Because the solution guide here: http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/microelectronic-circuits-6th-edition-chapter-10-problem-11e-solution-9780195323030

says that it is evenly distributed. How?

Analyzing BJT differential pair with feedback

I have an exam next week, and I need to get a real high mark to pass. Therefore I'm looking for some hard questions to solve, and this is one. 

enter image description here

While I don't expect a full solution from you here, some guidance would be nice.

  1. What does “assuming B of the BJTs is very high” mean?
  2. How do we seperate the 1 mA source to the differential pair? Because the solution guide says that it is evenly distributed. How?
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BJT Differential Pair with Feedback

Hello dear StackExchange community, I have an exam next week, and I need to get a real high mark to pass. Therefore I'm looking for some hard questions to solve, and this is one. enter image description here

Well I don't expect a full solution from you here, but some guidance would be nice.

  1. What does "assuming B of BJT's are very high" mean?
  2. How do we seperate the 1 mA source to the differential pair? Because the solution guide here: http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/microelectronic-circuits-6th-edition-chapter-10-problem-11e-solution-9780195323030

says that it is evenly distributed. How?