Project 3 Report Electronics 1

How would you reduce Req of a circuit by adding a resistor – numerical piece to follow.

1. The following questions refer to the circuit shown below. a) What do the areas of the circuit labeled "., ", and" do? b) Explain the operation of the circuit, beginning on the left (please be specific, do not include the motor or the AC source) c) How would you wire this circuit to a load and a 120VRMS source (note: "N" is Neutral or GND) To Load IL "A" 56R 240R 33RI V1 5v 立三立 120Vrms 160HZ 0° 33nFi ON

Transistor Bias Circuits with detailed explanation of Voltage Divider bias(Explain loading effect of voltage divider bias and Thevenin theorem applied to voltage divider bias). Give brief explanation and calculation of other bias methods

This multiple choice questions from electronics lab. Pic one is questions && pic two laws. Ic:current of collecter transistor. Ib:current base Ie:of emitter for transistor. I HOPE to help me,thx advanced.???

6-If the collector resistance is shorted,the ac output voltage will a-Decrease. b-Increase. c-Remain the same. 9 d-Equal zero. 7-If input impedance of the second stage decreases, the voltage gain of the first stage will a-Decrease. b-Increase. c-Remain the same. d-Equal zero. 8-If the load resistance of second stage opens, the voltage gain of the first stage will a-Decrease. b-Increase. c-Remain the same. d-Equal zero. 9-The feedback resistor a-Increases voltage gain. b-Reduces distortion. c-Increases collector resistance. d-Decreases input impedance. 10-when the emitter resistance Rp doubles the ac emitter resistance a-Increases. b-decreases. c-Remains the same. d-Cannot be determined. 11-To reduce the distortion in a CE amplifier, reduce the a-DC emitter current. b-Base-emitter voltage. c-Collector current. d-AC base voltage. 12-The output voltage of a CE amplifier is a-Amplified. b-Inverted. c-180° out of phase with the input. d-All of the above.

two applications for a Bipolar Junction Transistor and talk about one in detail

How are transistors and integrated circuits different from one another?

How does the construction of a transistor differ from the construction of a PN junction diode? What are the two types of transistors? What are the three parts of a transistor called? Draw and label the schematic symbols for an NPN and a PNP transistor. What are transistors used for? How are transistors classified? What symbols are used to identify transistors? What purposes does the packaging of a transistor serve? How are transistor packages labeled? What are the basic functions of a transistor? What is the proper method for biasing a transistor? What is the difference between biasing an NPN and a PNP transistor? What is the barrier voltage for a germanium and a silicon transistor? What is the difference between the collector-base junction and the emitter- base junction bias voltages? What may cause a transistor to fail? What are two methods of testing a transistor? When using an ohmmeter, what should the results be for an NPN transistor? What are the two…

7. Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) is a solid-state current-controlled device which can be used to electronically switch a circuit. You can think of it as your normal fan or light switch, but instead of you turning it on manually it can be controlled electronically. a) Explain why an ordinary junction transistor is called bipolar? b) Explain why silicon type transistors are more often used than germanium type? Given a transistor with B =100, determine c) the region of operation if: i. IB= 50µA and /c= 3mA IB= 50µA and VCE= 5V VBE= -2V and VCE= -1V ii. ii.

Explain the concept of power semiconductor devices such as Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors (IGBTs) and Thyristors. How do these devices enable efficient power control and switching in high-power applications?

If a sinusoidal voltage is applied to the base of a biased npn transistor and the resulting sinusoidal collector voltage is cut to near zero volts, what is the state of the transistor? Please select one: a. answers B and C b. interrupted drive c. answers A and C d. forced into nonlinear operation e. drifting into saturation

How do bipolar junction transistors (forward active) apply to engineering? List two examples.

Explain the working of a transistor in detail

Circle the type n-p-n transistor in the figure. B Answer the questions What is the name of the area of the transistor, which is the source of charges in the base when exposed to an external electrical voltage? Answer: What is the name of the middle region of the transistor - an element that controls the amount of current flowing through the transistor? Answer: What is the name of the area of the transistor designed to collect (extract) charge carriers created by the emitter and passing through the base Answer: 6) It is k 5)