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Questions tagged [bjt]

BJT stands for Bipolar Junction Transistor. It is a three-terminal electronic device constructed of doped semiconductor material and may be used in amplifying or switching applications.

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Zener+Capacitor+BJT-based noise generator: How to calculate the DC bias on the output by hand?

I am exploring the DC values on a noise generator given by the Circuit Digest web page at Simple White Noise Generator Circuit. Expressed in CircuitLab, we have: simulate this circuit – ...
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Query about circuits containing BJT and Zener Diode

I have a question about the following image (question number 35 on page 10 of the GATE 2011 EE question paper): I am not asking for your help to solve this question. I already have an answer key as ...
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Why is a DC bias voltage (V_BB) needed in a BJT amplifier, and how does the coupling capacitor make this possible?

Source: "Electronic Devices", Floyd, 10th Edition, Fig. 4-21, p. 180 I’m learning about transistor amplifiers and I want to make sure I properly understand the role of the bias voltage and ...
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Boost converter transistor voltage weird behavior

When designing a boost converter where the BJT is powered by a square wave from a relaxation oscillator (using TL071CP), I get a weird voltage signal when measuring Vce of the BJT MPS2222A. It appears ...
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Measuring BJT Gummel Characteristics with Keysight B1500A: Do I Need Three SMUs?

I want to measure the Gummel Plot of a bipolar junction transistor (BJT) using a Keysight B1500A. My setup includes two medium-power SMUs (MP-SMU) and one GNDU. The connections are: emitter → GNDU, ...
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How is a BJT a current source?

I have always had this confusion, and I'm finally ready to ask it, after reading the answer here: https://electronics.stackexchange.com/q/755447 There are many questions here that seem tangential to ...
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Voltage across Vce in a common emitter BJT

As the base current increases collector current increase. This causes the voltage drop across the collector resistor to increase. That makes real good sense, but I do not understand that why always ...
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Optocoupler saturation

IC MPN- FODM2701R2 I am giving If=5 mA current through diode. CTR is 300%. Ic current through transistor will be 15 mA. R1=0 Ω. R3=1500 Ω. Therefore I am limiting the max Ic current to 3.33 mA. ...
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Crystal quartz oscillator is it good for amplitude modulation?

I am in need of a sine wave generator for a AM modulator I am building.The carrier signal of my AM modulator will be at 10MHz.I searched through the internet and found a circuit on https://www....
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Why does a decrease in collector current result in an increase of collector voltage (making \$V_c\$ more negative)?

I have read Navy's textbook Module 7 - Introduction to Solid-State Devices and Power Supplies and it says: "When a (PNP) transistor is connected in a common-emitter configuration, the input ...
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Interchanging/swapped Emitter and Collector of a NPN BJT - detection by measuring its diodes, but why BC diode has lower voltage

Measurements with Swapped Emitter and Collector I wanted to measure 6 pieces of a BC547C (npn BJT) Q1...6 that each drives a relay (24 V, 75% on, 2.88 kOhm) powered by an old notebook SMPS of 19.5 V ...
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How to lower distortion in common base configuration?

I'm trying to make an amplifier with a common base input followed by an emitter follower, and I'm getting outrageous distortion figures when I simulate it in Multisim. For example, for a 5 mV (10 mV p-...
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Relationship between Early effect and some small-signal four-pole BJT parameters

The Early effect (caused by base width modulation) is a well-known effect in transistor physics. In the classical four-quadrant set of characteristic BJT functions, the Early effect affects the ...
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How is the voltage calculated in this current mirror implementation?

I've seen this kind of implementation of a double bjt current mirror (Pull-Push current mirror?) in the 7805 Voltage regulator. I´m trying to understand the way it works by making a simple model on ...
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Why are low frequencies being amplified more than high frequencies by the BJT in this amplifier?

I've been trying to make some simple amplifier circuits, but I realize now that there is a big piece of the puzzle that I'm missing. I have a simple bandpass filter feeding into the amplifier, but ...
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