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BJT Circuit Analysis and Calculations

The document contains calculations related to a BJT (Bipolar Junction Transistor) circuit, including base current (IB), collector current (IC), and various voltage values such as VBE and VCE. It provides formulas and numerical results for different parameters, demonstrating the relationships between them in the active mode of operation. The calculations involve resistances, voltage drops, and current values, showcasing the analysis of the transistor's behavior in a circuit.

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BJT Circuit Analysis and Calculations

The document contains calculations related to a BJT (Bipolar Junction Transistor) circuit, including base current (IB), collector current (IC), and various voltage values such as VBE and VCE. It provides formulas and numerical results for different parameters, demonstrating the relationships between them in the active mode of operation. The calculations involve resistances, voltage drops, and current values, showcasing the analysis of the transistor's behavior in a circuit.

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1 = 12/ B = 50

a) lB and 10

IB = Vcc-VBE I= BIB
RB = 4 708X 185 x50
.

IB = 12-0 7 .
= 2 .
35x103A
240x103
=
5
1B = 4 708X10.
A

b) UCE c) VB = VBE

IE = Ic IB VB = 0 7
.

= 2 35. x103 + 4 .
708X18-5 VIC = VCE

= 2 .
397x18-3 A -
6 83V
.

1x -
1cRc-VCE = O d) VBCEVB-VC

VCE = Ucc-IcRo = 0 .
7-6 83
.

= 12 -
(2 . 35 x 10 3) (2 2x103)
.
=
= 6 13Y
.

=
6 83V.
RTH = RIlIR2

=> (39X103) (3 9X103( .

1)CE = Vc- (c (ROtRE)

39x103+ 3 . 9x103 = 22 -
(8 .
1204X104) (10x03+ 1 5X103)
.

=> 3 .
545x1031 -
12 66 V
.

VTH = RaVcc

RitR 2

=> (3 . 9 x103) (22)


391103 + 3 9 x103 .

= 2V

IB = 1/TH-VBE

RTH + CB +RE
= 2 =
0 7
.

.
3 545x103 + (50t 1) D 5x103( .

=
1 3 .

80045

= 1 .
624x10-5A

(c = BIB

= 1 .
624x10-5 x50
= 8 .
1204x10-4 A
1/c = 181 B = 75 IBE = 0 ·
TV RF = 91k1 RFI = llOke RE = 5101

VB = 1/cc ·
RF2 V/c = V/c -
10 RC
.

RFitRF2 18-(17 94 x 10-3 x 3x103)


= .

3 .

=
18 . (110 X 103) = 9 221
.

CllOX103+ 91x103)
=> 9 85% .

VE = VB-lBE
= 9 85 -0
. .
7

= 9 151.

=
It

= 9 15 .

510
3
= 17 94X10 A .

IE IC =

1B =
1c/B
= 17 .
94x103/75
~ 0 .
239mA
VB = 10 .
RF2 VCE = Ycc - 1c (RCtRE)
.

RFI + RF2 36 884103(2700 + 330)


=
74
-
.

=
36 .
360
=
15 V

150 + 360

= 25 41V .

VE = VB-VBE
=> 25 41 . -
0 7
.

-
24 71V .

IE = VE
RE

=
24 71 .

330

=
74 88 MA.

For a BJT in active mood :

I VIE

1 c = 74 88 MA ·

IB = Ic
B

= 74 88 x10-3 .

248

= 28 0 MA .
Vx = 20V B = 120 VICE = V/cc- ICRC

IB = VC-lBE =
20 -
(1 .

86x103((4 7x103 .

RB + ( B + 1) RE = 11 26 V
.

= 20 -
0 7
.

680x103 + (20 + 1) (4 7 X103 .


I/B /BE
= IIc = UCE

= 1 :
545x10- 5 A IB = 0 . TV V =
11 26V
.

I= BIB IlBC = VB Va =

= 1 .
55x10-5x120 => 0 7-11 26
. .

= 1 .
86x103 A = -
10 566
.

IB = VCC -
VCE 1c =
BIB
RB+( B+ 1) RC = 5002

= 9 -
0 7 .
= 2 .
05X103 A

100x103+ (50+1) (2x103)

= 8 3 .

202000

4 109x10 5 A
-

= .
1/ C = GV B = 100

IB =
/C-YBE Ic =
BIB 1CE = Vec =
IcRC
RB = (1x10-5)(100) = 6 -
C1X10-3) (2x103)
= 6 -0 7
.
= Im A = 44

530X103

= 1x10-5A

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