Answer by
LeheckaG (1826)
Transistor biasing is usually done with a "network" of resistors to establish a bipolar or field-effect transistor's bias or (Q) quiescent point on its output characteristics curve. Where and how the quiescent point is placed depends on the transistor's functionality (analog or digital?) and other circuit design operating characteristics (ambient temperature, cut-off/saturation, duty cycle, power dissipation, ...).