Question

input resistance at the base of the transistor can affect voltage-divider bias.
select one:
○ true
○ false

Explanation:

In a voltage - divider bias circuit, the input resistance at the base of the transistor (which is related to the transistor's characteristics like \(h_{ie}\)) can draw current from the voltage - divider network. This current draw can change the voltage at the base (since \(V_B=\frac{R_2}{R_1 + R_2}V_{CC}\) in a simple voltage - divider model, and if there is a current through \(R_2\) due to the base input resistance, the actual \(V_B\) will be affected). So, the input resistance at the base of the transistor can indeed affect voltage - divider bias.

Answer:

True