This document discusses various methods of transistor biasing: 1. Fixed bias circuit - Applies a fixed voltage at the base through a resistor to establish a quiescent operating point. 2. Emitter-stabilized bias - Uses feedback from the emitter leg to stabilize the operating point. A resistor between the emitter and ground provides feedback. 3. Voltage divider bias - Applies bias through a resistor voltage divider network. The transistor draws current which drops the voltage at the emitter, keeping the operating point stable.