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BJT Assignment Module2 Answers

The document outlines a Basic Electronics assignment focused on Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT) with various configurations including Common Base and Common Emitter. It covers key concepts such as input and output characteristics, DC Load Line, transistor operation modes, and calculations involving currents and voltages. Specific questions detail the relationships between parameters and provide examples for practical application.

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BJT Assignment Module2 Answers

The document outlines a Basic Electronics assignment focused on Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT) with various configurations including Common Base and Common Emitter. It covers key concepts such as input and output characteristics, DC Load Line, transistor operation modes, and calculations involving currents and voltages. Specific questions detail the relationships between parameters and provide examples for practical application.

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Basic Electronics Assignment - Module 2: BJT

Due Date: 21/06/2025 | Each Question Carries 10 Marks

Q2:

In Common Base (CB) configuration, the base is the common terminal. Input is applied between emitter and

base, and output is taken across collector and base. Input characteristics show IE vs VEB at constant VCB;

output characteristics show IC vs VCB at constant IE. The output curve has active, cut-off, and saturation

regions.

Q3:

The DC Load Line is a straight line drawn on the output characteristics of a transistor using the equation VCC

= IC*RC + VCE. Plot points: IC = 0 VCE = VCC, and VCE = 0 IC = VCC/RC. The Q-point is the operating

point on this line where the transistor functions linearly.

Q4:

In Common Emitter configuration, the output characteristic graph of IC vs VCE for different IB values shows

three regions: Cut-off (IB=0), Active (IC=×IB), and Saturation (IC max). This setup is widely used for

amplification.

Q6:

Currents in BJT: IE = IB + IC. Voltages: VBE (~0.7V), VCE, VCB. These currents and voltages determine

transistor operation in active, cut-off, or saturation modes.

Q7:

(alpha) = IC/IE in CB mode, typically 0.950.99. (beta) = IC/IB in CE mode, typically 20200. Relation: = / (1 -

) and = / (1 + ).

Q8:

Given = 150, IE = 12 mA: IC = (150/151)×12 11.92 mA, IB = IE - IC = 80 µA.

Q9:
Given = 0.99, ICBO = 100 µA: IC = 0.99×IE + ICBO. Assume IE = 1mA: IC 1.09 mA. = / (1 - ) = 99.

Q12:

Given RC = 12k, RB = 470k, VCC = 20V, VBE = 0.7V. Load line points: IC=0VCE=20V, VCE=0IC=1.67mA.

IB = (20-0.7)/470k 0.041mA, IC = ×IB = 4.1mA. VCE = 20 - (4.1×12) = negative transistor in saturation.

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