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    Since Voltage-Divider Bias Is Derived from Emitter Bias,the Q Point
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Since Voltage-Divider Bias Is Derived from Emitter Bias,the Q Point

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Since voltage-divider bias is derived from emitter bias,the Q point is virtually immune to changes in current gain.
Since voltage-divider bias is derived from emitter bias,the Q point is virtually immune to changes in current gain.

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