Problem #1: For the following NPN Bipolar Transistor circuit, please answer the following questions. NPN is the most common type of BJT used as a switch. An NPN transistor is often referred to as "low side drive" because the switch is placed between the load (e. g., a resistor) and ground, the load side. In this configuration, the transistor is said to "sink" current. When asked about a voltage or current that you expect, you should use data from the transistor datasheet. The NPN Transistor is a SS8050. +5V 220 R2 R1 1K Vin Q1 SS8050 a) When Vin is at SV, what minimum current do you expect to flow in resistor R1? b) When Vin is at 5V, what maximum voltage do you expect to see at the collector of Q1? c) When Vin is at 5V, what minimum current do you expect to flow in resistor R2? d) What is the current gain (I/ls) from parts a) and c)? e) Based on a), what is the expected power dissipation in resistor R1? f Based on b), what is the expected power dissipation in transistor Q1? g) Based on c), what is the expected power dissipation in resistor R2? h) If Q1 is ideal and Vin was at 0V, what current would you expect to flow in resistor R1?