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Bias SelectionAuthor: Leonard Krugman
Ee = REIe. The two conditional equations can be combined to evaluate RE in terms of known quantities:
Since RE also equals , equation 6-2 limits the value of the emitter bias battery to less than that of Ec. The limiting value of Ee = Ec is reached when Rc = 0. As a numerical example, if the values associated with Fig. 6-10 (B) are used so that the bias current at the center of the negative resistance region is Ie = 0.75 ma, then and Ee = IeRE = .75 × 10-3 × 31.5 × 103 = 23.6 volts. The negative resistance of the oscillator is equal to the slope of the characteristics in that region. Then This value defines the maximum limit of the impedance of the L-C series emitter circuit at resonance.
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