Determine the early voltage, if the output resistance is 2.5×2kΩ and input current is 2mA

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Determine the early voltage, if the output resistance is 2.5×2kΩ and input current is 2mA

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Chris · Answer 1 · 2024-03-15T12:24:10+0000

The accurate choice is (d) 10v

Here's the scoop: Output resistance, Ro=VA/Iref

⇒ VA = Ro×Iref =2.5×2kΩ×2mA =10v.

Determine the early voltage, if the output resistance is 2.5×2kΩ and input current is 2mA

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