My goal is to determine the DC Load Line.

This is the last problem in the workbook and I haven't encountered any problem that has feedback potentiometer. How do I find the input current and the output current?

 

hi w,
As this is Homework please post your best attempt at answering, we can then help.
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You determine the relation between the base voltage and the emitter voltage, which then allows you to calculate the emitter current in terms of the position of the two pots.

 

My goal is to determine the DC Load Line.

This is the last problem in the workbook and I haven't encountered any problem that has feedback potentiometer. How do I find the input current and the output current?

What current are you defining as the input current? As the output current?

You are asking about the DC load line and your input and output are AC coupled.

What, exactly, is it you are trying to solve for?

 

Keep in mind that the Emitter Pot has a capacitor connected.

 

There is no Darlington transistor in your diagram. The two pots allow you to set the input bias point, and the amount of emitter resistance that is bypassed.
One end of the DC load line is at Vce = 15 volts. In this condition the transistor is cutoff. Where is the other end? It is where the transistor is in saturation. Where is that?

 

My goal is to determine the DC Load Line.

This is the last problem in the workbook and I haven't encountered any problem that has feedback potentiometer. How do I find the input current and the output current?

Hi,

You are seeing some questions coming your way because there are different ways to analyze circuits with transistors in them.

My question is, what kind of model do you normally use for the transistor(s) in transistor circuits?
This is important to know so we know what you are expecting by way of the analysis to come.