Exam 4: Bipolar Junction Transistors
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Figure 1
-Refer to Figure 1. Assume fiDC = 200. The expected value of IB is
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Assume a transistor has a maximum power rating of 1 W and VCE = 5 V. If IC = 120 mA, the power rating is not exceeded.
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Figure 2 A characteristic curve
-For the characteristic curve in Figure 2, the region between A and B is called the
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The voltage gain of a BJT amplifier is directly proportional to the internal ac emitter resistance.
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Figure 1
-Refer to Figure 1. Assume fiDC = 200. The value of VCE is approximately
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For the characteristic curve in Figure 2, the equation IC = fiDCIB is true
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The fiDC for a BJT is the ratio of collector current to emitter current.
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Figure 3 The transistor has the following ratings: PD(max)= 650 mW, VCE(max)= 40 V, and IC(max)= 200 mA.
-Refer to Figure 3. If VCC is set to 48 V, PD(max)is exceeded by
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The metal mounting tab or case of a power transistor is connected to the
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Figure 5
-Refer to Figure 5. When conducting, assume the LED drops 1.8 V and VCE(sat)= 0.2 V. If the input square wave is +3.0 V, the current in the LED will be approximately
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