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Analog & Circuit TheoryDiscipline: Analog Electronic Circuits (EEE2002)

BJT Biasing, Q-Point & Small-Signal CE Amplifier Analyzer

Interactive DC/AC load line engine computing voltage-divider operating point (Q-point), thermal stability factor (S), and dynamic small-signal AC gain with saturation/cutoff waveform clipping.

Instrument State:Live Analytical DSP Engine

BJT Biasing, Q-Point & Small-Signal CE Amplifier

Voltage-Divider DC Load Line · Thermal Stability $S(I_{CO})$ · Dynamic Small-Signal AC Gain & Clipping

Presets:
Biasing ParametersActive Linear
Supply Voltage (Vcc)12 V
R₁ (Top)47 kΩ
R₂ (Bottom)10 kΩ
Collector Rc2.2 kΩ
Emitter RE0.68 kΩ
Load Resistor RL10 kΩ
Current Gain β160
Emitter Bypass Capacitor ($C_E$)Bypassed (High AC gain Av = -rc/re)
AC Input Peak ($v_{in}$)15 mV
DC Load Line ($R_C + R_E$) AC Load Line ($r_c = R_C \parallel R_L$)Q-Point: (6.30 V, 1.98 mA)
0V10.04V7.58V5.011V2.515V0.0Collector-to-Emitter Voltage $V_{CE}$ (Volts)Collector Current $I_C$ (mA)Saturation (0.2V)Q (6.30V, 1.98mA)$V_{CC}$ (12V)$I_{C(sat)}$ (4.1mA)
Midband Gain: -138.0 · Intrinsic Emitter Resistance $r_e$: 13.1 Ω
Rule of thumb: Design $R_E$ such that $V_E \approx 0.1 V_{CC}$ to $0.2 V_{CC}$ for robust thermal immunity.

Technical Instrument Specifications

Biasing TopologySelf-Bias / Voltage-Divider Network (R1, R2, RC, RE)
Operating LimitsIC(sat), VCE(cutoff), Q-Point (VCEQ, ICQ)
Small-Signal ACAv (voltage gain), Zin, Zout, re (dynamic resistance)
Stability AnalysisS(ICO) factor & thermal runaway boundary

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