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For a p-n-p BJT with NE 7 NB 7 NC, show the dominant current components, with proper arrows, for directions in the normal active

mode. If IEp = 10 mA, IEn = 100 mA, ICp = 9.8 mA, and ICn = 1 mA, calculate the base transport factor, emitter injection efficiency, common-base current gain, common-emitter current gain, and ICBO. If the minority stored base charge is 4.9 * 10-11 C, calculate the base transit time and lifetime.

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Sonja [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

=> base transport factor = 0.98.

=> emitter injection efficiency = 0.99.

=> common-base current gain = 0.97.

=> common-emitter current gain = 32.34.

=> ICBO = 1 × 10^-6 A.

=> base transit time = 0.325.

=> lifetime = 1.875.

Explanation:

(Kindly check the attachment for the diagram showing the dominant current components, with proper arrows, for directions in the normal active mode).

The following parameters or data are given for a p-n-p BJT with NE 7 NB 7 NC and they are: IEp = 10 mA, IEn = 100 mA, ICp = 9.8 mA, and ICn = 1 mA.

(1). The base transport factor = ICp/IEp=9.8/10 = 0.98.

(2). emitter injection efficiency =IEp/ IEp + ICn = 10/10 + 0.1 = 0.99.

(3).common-base current gain = 0.98 × 0.99 = 0.9702.

(4).common-emitter current gain =0.97 / 1- 0.97 = 32.34.

(5). Icbo = Ico = 1 × 10^-6 A.

(6). base transit time = 1248 × 10^-2 × (1.38× 10^-23/1.603 × 10^-19). = 0.325.

(7).lifetime;

= > 2 = √0.325 + √ lifetime.

= Lifetime = 2.875.

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