What Are the Steps to Calculate Vc, Vb, and Ve in a Transistor Circuit?

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To calculate Vc, Vb, and Ve in a transistor circuit, it's essential to clearly define the problem and provide relevant details. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the voltage divider configuration and its impact on the transistor's operation. The quiescent point has been calculated, and simulations suggest it is accurate. Participants emphasize the need for a clear statement of the problem to facilitate effective assistance. Basic knowledge of transistor parameters is assumed for accurate calculations.
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transistor problem, helpp!

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Im sorry but 90% that no one here understands that language. And please make a CLEAR statement what is the problem. I cannot conclude from the picture what's going on, and even if I could, you still should have typed in the problem.

Its the least you can do if you are already asking for help, giving a clear statement what seems to be a problem.
 


sorry language problems, edited my questions..

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I calculated the quiescent point for your transistor. It should be ok, my simulations confirmed this somewhat.

In first 2 steps what I did is I split the voltage divider into 2 sources powering transistor on their own. This doesn't change anything in problem.

Also I flipped the picture. So emitter is bottom now.

You are asking Vc, Vb, Ve. I think you should have this basic knowledge of figuring out these parameters from these results.

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