There are three possible operations of a Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) which are amplifier, on-switch or off-switch depending on the region where the operating point lies. Determine how both junctions Base - Collector (BC) and Base-Emitter (BE) should be biased for each mode of operation in Table Q1, assuming that the BJT is of the NPN type. Table Q1 Biasing of Base-Emitter (BE) and Base-Collector (BC) of a BJT for different modes of operation BJT Operation mode Base-Emitter (BE) Junction Biasing Base Collector (BC) Junction Biasing region Saturation Cut-off Active Which region of the BJT that is the most heavily doped and which region is the most lightly doped? Q1 (1)

There are three possible operations of a Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) which are amplifier, on-switch or off-switch depending on the region where the operating point lies. Determine how both junctions Base - Collector (BC) and Base-Emitter (BE) should be biased for each mode of operation in Table Q1, assuming that the BJT is of the NPN type. Table Q1 Biasing of Base-Emitter (BE) and Base-Collector (BC) of a BJT for different modes of operation BJT Operation mode Base-Emitter (BE) Junction Biasing Base Collector (BC) Junction Biasing region Saturation Cut-off Active Which region of the BJT that is the most heavily doped and which region is the most lightly doped? Q1 (1)

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