For transistors using voltage- divider bias, the base current should be
A)much larger than the current through the voltage divider.
B)Beta times larger than the collector current.
C)about one- half the collector current.
D)much smaller than the current through the voltage divider.

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In a voltage-divider bias configuration for transistors, the base current is designed to be much smaller than the current through the voltage divider. This ensures that the voltage divider's output (which sets the base voltage) is not significantly affected by the base current, leading to a stable operating point.

For Transistors Using Voltage- Divider Bias, the Base Current Should