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Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT) have three layers - an emitter, base, and collector - with two p-n junctions. In an NPN transistor, the emitter-base junction is forward biased, injecting electrons into the base, while the collector-base junction is reverse biased, sweeping electrons from the base into the collector. There are three main configurations - common base, common emitter, and common collector - depending on whether the base, emitter, or collector is common to both the input and output. Key parameters like input resistance, output resistance, voltage gain, and current gain can be determined from the input and output characteristics graphs of each configuration.
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B- Position of the terminals and symbol of B.J.T
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E- Transistor Characteristics in Common-Base Configuration
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Bipolar junction transistors (BJTs) are three-terminal semiconductor devices consisting of two pn junctions. There are two common types, NPN and PNP, distinguished by the order of semiconductor layers. BJTs can operate as amplifiers or switches by controlling the base current to modulate the collector current. Proper biasing is required to operate the transistor in its active region between cutoff and saturation. The common-base, common-emitter, and common-collector configurations determine how the transistor is used in a circuit and its input/output characteristics.
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- Its structure as a 3-terminal semiconductor device with 3 layers and 2 junctions.
- Its 3 operating regions: active, cutoff, and saturation.
- Different configurations including common emitter, collector, and base modes.
- Key parameters like current gains and reverse saturation currents.
- Drawing load lines and setting the operating point to design BJT amplifiers.
- Single stage common emitter amplifier configuration using coupling capacitors.
- Numerical examples calculating voltages and currents in BJT circuits.
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1. A transistor is a semiconductor device with three terminals (emitter, base, collector) that can amplify or switch electronic signals and electrical power. It was invented in 1947 as a replacement for vacuum tubes.
2. There are two main types of transistors - NPN and PNP. In an NPN transistor, the base-emitter junction is forward biased, allowing current to flow from the emitter to the collector. The small base current controls a much larger collector current.
3. Transistors can be connected in common base, common emitter, or common collector configurations. The common emitter configuration provides both current and voltage gain and is widely used in amplifiers.
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- The operation of NPN and PNP transistors under forward bias of the emitter-base junction and reverse bias of the collector-base junction. Carriers flow from emitter to collector, with a small portion recombining in the base.
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- 1. Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT) Presented by D.RUCHITHA
- 2. Introduction • A transistor is a device that can be used as either an amplifier or a switch. Transistor is current controlling device. Transistors can be either npn or pnp type.
- 3. Transistor Structure • In diodes there is one p-n junction. • In Bipolar junction transistors (BJT), there are three layers and two p-n junctions. Note: Arrow Direction from P to N ( Like Diode)
- 4. Transistor Operation • Operation of NPN transistor • For normal operation (amplifier application) • – EB junction should be forward biased • – CB junction should be reverse biased • Depletion width at EB junction is narrow (forward biased) • Depletion width at CB junction is wide (reverse biased)
- 6. • When EB junction is forward biased, free electrons from emitter region drift towards base region • Some free electrons combine with holes in the base to form small base current • Inside the base region (p-type), free electrons are minority carriers. So most of the free electrons are swept away into the collector region due to reverse biased CB junction • Three currents can be identified in BJT 1. Emitter current; 2. Base current; 3. Collector current
- 7. Transistor Configurations • BJT has three terminals • For two-port applications, one of the BJT terminals needs to be made common between input and output Accordingly three configurations exist: – Common Base (CB) configuration – Common Emitter (CE) configuration – Common Collector (CC) configuration
- 8. Common Base ( CB ) configuration Base is common between input and output – Input voltage: VEB Input current: IE – Output voltage: VCB Output current: IC
- 9. CB Input characteristics – A plot of IE versus VEB for various values of VCB – It is similar to forward biased diode characteristics – As VCB is increased, IE increases only slightly
- 10. Input resistance ri Voltage amplification factor AV Note: Both can be determined from the CB input characteristics
- 11. CB Output characteristics CB Output characteristics – A plot of IC versus VCB for various values of IE – Three regions are identified: Active, Cutoff, Saturation
- 12. Active region: • E-B junction forward biased • C-B junction reverse biased • IC is positive, VCB is positive • IC increases with IE Cut off Region: • When IE = 0, IC = ICBO • ICBO is collector to base current with emitter open • – Below this line we have cut-off region • – Here both junctions are reverse biased Saturation Region: • Region to the left of y-axis (VCB negative) • Here both junctions are forward biased • IC decreases exponentially, and eventually changes direction
- 13. • Output resistance ro •Current amplification factor AI or αac Note: Both can be measured from output characteristics
- 14. Common Emitter configuration (Resistors are omitted for simplicity) Emitter is common between input and output – Input voltage: VBE ; Input current: IB – Output voltage: VCE; Output current: IC
- 15. CE input characteristics • Plot of IB versus VBE for various values of VCE • Similar to diode characteristics • As VCE is increased, IB decreases only slightly • Note that second suffix is E (for emitter)
- 16. CE output characteristics – A plot of IC versus VCE for various values of IB – Three regions identified: Active, Cut-off, Saturation
- 17. – Active region: • Linear region in the output characteristics • E-B junction forward biased • C-B junction reverse biased • IC increases with IB – Cut off region: Region below IB=0 line (or IC=ICEO) – Saturation Region: Region to the left of the vertical line VCE=VCE(sat)=0.3V ( for Silicon)
- 18. •Input resistance ri •Output resistance ro •Voltage gain AV •Current gain AI or βac Note: All these parameters can be determined from CE characteristics
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