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The document describes an activity on electronic fundamentals. It provides three problems to solve related to transistor circuits and includes grading criteria. Students are asked to calculate the quiescent base current for a transistor circuit, describe biasing and components in a headphone amplifier, and calculate three currents in another circuit. The answer key provides the solutions and additional notes on each problem.

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Class Activity STI Answer

The document describes an activity on electronic fundamentals. It provides three problems to solve related to transistor circuits and includes grading criteria. Students are asked to calculate the quiescent base current for a transistor circuit, describe biasing and components in a headphone amplifier, and calculate three currents in another circuit. The answer key provides the solutions and additional notes on each problem.

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ELECFUND – Activity – 4/2/22 STI Calamba

A c t i v i t y
Electronic Fundamentals

Answer the following questions correctly.

Matrix of grading

Documentation
Proper analysis of the problem 10 pts
Correct approach in solving the problem 10 pts
Detailed work on the Answer 25 pts
Members participated accordingly 5 pts
Group
Presentation 25 pts
Correct output has been given 25 pts

Grade = Documentation + Group

Problem 1

Calculate the approximate quiescent (DC) base current for this transistor circuit, assuming an AC input voltage of 0 volts, and a silicon
transistor:

#2. Describe how proper biasing is accomplished in this headphone amplifier circuit (suitable for amplifying the audio output of a small radio):

Also, describe the functions of the 10 kΩ potentiometer and the 22


μF capacitor.

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ELECFUND – Activity – 4/2/22 STI Calamba

#3. Calculate the values of three currents in the circuit shown

All Form Of Copying Likewise Would Be Graded " Zero " With No Consideration At All.

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ELECFUND – Activity – 4/2/22 STI Calamba

Answer Key

#1
IB = 38.3 μA

Notes:
This circuit was purposely drawn in a convoluted fashion to force students to identify its configuration apart from the standard layout. Many
people lack the spatial reasoning skills to do this easily, and require a lot of practice before they become proficient. Ask your more proficient
students if they have any “tips” for helping those who struggle with problems like these. Are there any simple methods which we may use to
re-draw this circuit in an easier-to-understand form?

#2
Biasing is accomplished through the 100 kΩ resistor. The 10 kΩ potentiometer is the volume control, and the 22 μF capacitor serves to
“couple” the input signal to the transistor’s base, while blocking any DC bias voltage from being “fed back” to the audio signal source.

Notes:
This circuit is simple enough to assemble and test in an hour or two, on a solderless breadboard. It would make a great lab experiment, and
can be used by the students outside of class!

#3.

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