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EXAMPLE 4-3
Sketch an ideal family of collector curves for the circuit in Figure 4-11 for Ig = 5 µA to
25 µA in 5 µA increments. Assume Bpc = 100 and that VCE does not exceed breakdown.
FIGURE 4-11
Re
Poc = 100
Vcc
Solution Using the relationship lc = BoclB, values of Ic are calculated and tabulated in Table 4-1.
The resulting curves are plotted in Figure 4-12.
TABLE 4-1
5 µA
10 μΑ
15 μΑ
0.5 mA
1.0 mA
1.5 mA
20 μΑ
2.0 mA
25 μΑ
2.5 mA
Ic (mA)
2.5-
I = 25 µA
2.0-
h= 20 µA
15-
L = 15 µA
1.0-
4 = 10 µA
0.5-
h = 5 µA
VCE
o 0,7 V
A FIGURE 4-12
Related Problem Where would the curve for Ig =0 appear on the graph in Figure 4-12, neglecting col-
lector leakage current?
Transcribed Image Text:EXAMPLE 4-3 Sketch an ideal family of collector curves for the circuit in Figure 4-11 for Ig = 5 µA to 25 µA in 5 µA increments. Assume Bpc = 100 and that VCE does not exceed breakdown. FIGURE 4-11 Re Poc = 100 Vcc Solution Using the relationship lc = BoclB, values of Ic are calculated and tabulated in Table 4-1. The resulting curves are plotted in Figure 4-12. TABLE 4-1 5 µA 10 μΑ 15 μΑ 0.5 mA 1.0 mA 1.5 mA 20 μΑ 2.0 mA 25 μΑ 2.5 mA Ic (mA) 2.5- I = 25 µA 2.0- h= 20 µA 15- L = 15 µA 1.0- 4 = 10 µA 0.5- h = 5 µA VCE o 0,7 V A FIGURE 4-12 Related Problem Where would the curve for Ig =0 appear on the graph in Figure 4-12, neglecting col- lector leakage current?
A certain transistor has a PD(max) of 1 W at 25°C. The derating factor is 5 mW/°C.
What is the Ppmax) at a temperature of 70°C?
EXAMPLE 4-7
Solution
The change (reduction) in Pp(max) is
APD(max) = (5 mW/°C)(70°C - 25°C) = (5 mW°C)(45°C) = 225 mW
Therefore, the PD(max) at 70°C is
1W - 225 mW = 775 mW
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A transistor has a Pp(max) = 5 W at 25°C. The derating factor is 10 mW/°C. What is
the PD(max) at 70°C?
Transcribed Image Text:A certain transistor has a PD(max) of 1 W at 25°C. The derating factor is 5 mW/°C. What is the Ppmax) at a temperature of 70°C? EXAMPLE 4-7 Solution The change (reduction) in Pp(max) is APD(max) = (5 mW/°C)(70°C - 25°C) = (5 mW°C)(45°C) = 225 mW Therefore, the PD(max) at 70°C is 1W - 225 mW = 775 mW Related Problem A transistor has a Pp(max) = 5 W at 25°C. The derating factor is 10 mW/°C. What is the PD(max) at 70°C?
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