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1.Why it is called "fixed bias/base bias"? 2.How the collector base junction is reverse biased by Vcc? 3.Why base to emitter potential is equal to the barrier voltage?why not more than that?
1. Base current IB is fixed. Therefore, this type is called the fixed bias type of circuit. 2. CB junction will be reverse biased if the voltage drop at the collector terminal with respect to ground will be more than the voltage drop at the base terminals with respect to the ground. and this voltage drop depends on the values of resistors connected to the collector and the base terminals. Hence, we should choose the value of the resistors accordingly. 3. It is because the base to emitter junction is forward biased in active mode and acts like a PN diode in forward bias.
CB junction will be reverse biased if the voltage drop at the collector terminal with respect to ground will be more than the voltage drop at the base terminals with respect to the ground. and this voltage drop depends on the valuse of resistors connected to the collector and the base terminals. Hence, we should choose the value of the resistors accordingly.
In the example problem shown in the video, while calculating Rc why cant we use the ohm's law since Vc and Ic are known and only Rc should be found. Is there any wrong if use this or whether its a rule to solve by KVL
krishna godugunuru In CE configuration, Ib is the i/p current and Vce is the o/p voltage..so obviously they are related ..early effect is there na..clear ur concepts.☺
An AC signal might contain some DC components, which could interfere with the biasing voltage of the transistor. To prevent interference, the capacitor is used to block those DC components.
I am not able to figure out how collector-base junction is reversed biased? The terminal of collector is getting voltage +Vcc-IcRc and base is getting Vcc-IbRb. Then how is it happening? Sir please help.
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1.Why it is called "fixed bias/base bias"?
2.How the collector base junction is reverse biased by Vcc?
3.Why base to emitter potential is equal to the barrier voltage?why not more than that?
1. Base current IB is fixed. Therefore, this type is called the fixed bias type of circuit.
2. CB junction will be reverse biased if the voltage drop at the collector terminal with respect to ground will be more than the voltage drop at the base terminals with respect to the ground. and this voltage drop depends on the values of resistors connected to the collector and the base terminals. Hence, we should choose the value of the resistors accordingly.
3. It is because the base to emitter junction is forward biased in active mode and acts like a PN diode in forward bias.
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Sir, in dc analysis why don't we use transient analysis at capacitor.
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Sir please explain, what is the need of capacitor coupling in the circuit for AC analysis???
To filter out the DC component in a Signal ....only AC will pass through Capacitors
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sir can you please tell whether this is used in circuit designing or effect of beta change in every part of ckt?
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How is CB junction reverse biased? The C terminal is connected to positive end but B terminal is also connected to positive terminal.
CB junction will be reverse biased if the voltage drop at the collector terminal with respect to ground will be more than the voltage drop at the base terminals with respect to the ground. and this voltage drop depends on the valuse of resistors connected to the collector and the base terminals. Hence, we should choose the value of the resistors accordingly.
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Sir Can you tell me How Can i get VB (Base Voltage) VC(Collector) VE(Emitter) ? ?
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Sir, in the example that you take of finding the Rc...In which you take Vce equals to Vc.....so can we find the Vce first and then Rc??
thank you .. which programs u r using to draw?
At 4:45 how did you consider it to be voltage drop that's the only doubt
Remaining is excellent
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In the example problem shown in the video, while calculating Rc why cant we use the ohm's law since Vc and Ic are known and only Rc should be found. Is there any wrong if use this or whether its a rule to solve by KVL
Is AC signal does combine with DC through base and collector?
At 08:43 we got 332.5 kohm..but it should be not kohm it shud be 332.5 ohm I think i may be wrong please help some1
Sir why we are using coupling capacitors?
sir in derivation u gave Vce=Vcc-IcRc but in numreical problem u directly did Vc-Ve sir which is correct ?
Both are correct in derivation Kvl is used ...while in numerical sir have worked on potential at point ..you can try kvl and will get same ans
no the correct answer should be 8 volts
Can we also use beta for another configuration of transistor other than common emitter?
sir u did great job but i could not understand how u relate this Ib current and Vce voltage
please reply for this]
That is because of early effect phenomenon
krishna godugunuru In CE configuration, Ib is the i/p current and Vce is the o/p voltage..so obviously they are related ..early effect is there na..clear ur concepts.☺
please one question
derive an expression for collector current and collector to emitter voltage for fixed biased PNP transistor?
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Sir is ic equal to beta ib valid for each and every ib or ic gets saturated after keeping vcc constant and increasing in by increasing vbb.
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Kindly explain how we get 3.2 mA as IC for part (a) post multiplication of values of IB and Beta. Regards
sir? is the value of the current in the emitter is equal to the current of the collector or is it zero?
sir plz explain current mirror using bulk driven
Why do we use resistor Rc connected to Collector?
Is biasing is done at operating point ??
If not then is there any relation between operating points and biasing??
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but sir, Vc=Ic*Rc=3.2m*2.5k=8v, way don't become 6v??
how to know whether the transistor used is germanium or silicon ???
Finally I get it.
why is Vbe = 0.7V ? 3:50
It's the barrier potential of silicon
Why was Vbe 0.7 or 0.3 V
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I don't understand the concept of capacitor in dc biasing circuit can you pls explain this?????
An AC signal might contain some DC components, which could interfere with the biasing voltage of the transistor. To prevent interference, the capacitor is used to block those DC components.
sir why we use capicitors across its terminals???
For the (c part) why do we apply kvl till 6v only??why not till Vce??
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Sir please tell about the variation of q point and stability factor s and it's advantages and drawbacks
sir,why we write fixed potential as vcc
If the capacitors act as open circuits then what is the use of them in the circuit ? i/p signal will not be transmitted through the open circuit.
if i use Vce=Vcc-IcRc for the last answer why it's not match with the answer and why we don't use this rule for the last example Vce
Sir how is it named VCC when it is connected to base also?
I am not able to figure out how collector-base junction is reversed biased? The terminal of collector is getting voltage +Vcc-IcRc and base is getting Vcc-IbRb. Then how is it happening? Sir please help.
Because its npn transistor
I think.so
sir how you are deciding that Ic and Vce are the output values,,?atleast tell these small small things na..