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_______ current to power____ current

A. small/High

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how many junctions?

B. 2

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NPN

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PNP

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<p>1</p>

1

Collector

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<p>2</p>

2

Base

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<p>3</p>

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Emitter

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1

Emitter

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2.

Base

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3.

Collector

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VBE

C. 0.6-0.7V

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what two terminals of NPN are connected to the positive power supply terminal

C. Base and Collecter

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what component does the base terminal need?

A. Resistor

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What terminal is grounded in NPN

C. Emitter

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NPN Base current is

B. Flowing towards the base terminal

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PNP base current is

A. Flowing away from the base terminal

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Cutoff of transistor

A state in which a transistor is fully turned off, resulting in no current flow between the collector and emitter terminals.

-VB<VE

-VBE<0.7

-VCE=VCC

-Ic= 0

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Active of transistor

A state in which a transistor is fully turned on, allowing current to flow freely between the collector and emitter terminals.

-VBE>or equal 0.7V

-0<VCE<VCC

-0<Ic<Isat.

-Ic=Beta(Ib)

-Ib increases, Ic increases

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Saturation of transistor

A state in which a transistor is fully turned on, allowing maximum current to flow between the collector and emitter terminals.
-VBE<0.7V
-VCE is close to 0V
-Ic is at maximum value.

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what’s beta?

Gain or amplification factor of a transistor. It is the factor by which current is amplified in the circuit/

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Sinking

refers to the process where the NPN transistor allows the current to flow from the collector to ground

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Sourcing

refers to the process where the PNP transistor allows current to flow from the emitter to the load, supplying power to the circuit.

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THE CE output is ____ degrees out of phase with the input

C.180

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An incorrect bias setting will produce _____ amounts of distortion to the ______ waveform

B. Large, Output

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Too___ an input signal will produce _____ amounts of distortion due to clipping, which is also a form of amplitude

C. Large, Large

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Alpha

The factor or value that an emitter current is multiplied by to give the value of the collector current

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0.7 Volts

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0.7 Volts

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O.L.

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O.L.

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C. Cutoff

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B. Saturation

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A. Active

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A. Reverse

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B. Reverse

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A. Reverse

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B. Forward

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A. Forward

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A. Forward

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Active current

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saturation current

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Cutoff current

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In PNP, The emitter and base junctions are _____ Biased

C. FWD

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In PNP, the Collector and base junctions are _____ biased

B. REV

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B. NPN Schematic

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C.PNP Schematic