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How to calculate collector current in in a CC amplifier when given current source?
simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab
How do I calculate the \$I_{C}\$ from the circuit above?
I tried using \$KVL\$ using this equation:
$$-100I_{B} - 0.7 +10 = 0$$
$$I_ …
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How do you calculate the output voltage swing in an amplifier?
I have already calculated the DC values and the downswing of the circuit. I am not sure on how to calculate the no-load voltage upswing.
The values already calculated are:
$$I_{C} = 4.416 mA$$
$$V …
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