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Hey, I'm kinda stuck in this odd question. I've tried searching on the Internet but haven't found much help.
Basically, I have a voltage divider biased transistor. I can solve and find its Q-point without an external load, but I'm kinda confused how the circuit will change when there is an external load attached to it. The load is connected between the collector resistor and the collector terminal.
There ought to be a reduction in Emitter current, right? Will Collector current still be approximately equal to Emitter current?
Any help would be appreciated.
Basically, I have a voltage divider biased transistor. I can solve and find its Q-point without an external load, but I'm kinda confused how the circuit will change when there is an external load attached to it. The load is connected between the collector resistor and the collector terminal.
There ought to be a reduction in Emitter current, right? Will Collector current still be approximately equal to Emitter current?
Any help would be appreciated.