Exam 30: Bipolar Junction Transistors
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For the NPN transistor schematic symbol the arrow on the emitter lead points outward.
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Which region of the bipolar junction transistor is heavily doped?
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Without an ac signal applied to a transistor, specific values of IC and VCE exist on the dc load line at
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When displayed on a curve tracer, collector curves actually have a slight upward slope as VCE increases.
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The dc current gain of a transistor in the common-emitter connection is called
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The symbol hFE is also used to indicate the dc ______________ of a transistor.
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The breakdown region is that region of transistor operation where a large undesired collector current flows as a result of the collector-base diode breaking down from excessive reverse-bias voltage.
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The symbol hFE is also used to indicate the dc beta of a transistor.
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For silicon, the barrier potential for both the emitter-base and collector-base junctions equals approximately
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The ______________ region is the largest of all transistor regions.
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In the pnp transistor, the majority current carriers are free electrons in the emitter and collector.
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Low resistance across the junction in both directions implies that the emitter-base or collector-base junctions are ______________.
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The dc alpha characteristic exhibited in the common base circuit is approximated at
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When a transistor is saturated, VCE is approximately equal to
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The region of transistor operation where the collector of a transistor acts like a current source is called the
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For a good p-n junction made of silicon, the ratio RR/RF should be equal to or greater than ______________ to 1.
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In computer circuits, the transistor can be used as an electronic ______________.
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A graph that allows a technician to determine all possible combinations of IC and VCE for a given amplifier is called the
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The region of transistor operation where the collector current is zero is called the
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