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7.1.1. Lecture - 07
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- 1.
What does BJT stand for?
Hint
Consider the types of charge carriers used.
- 2.
What happens to the current in a forward-biased junction?
Hint
Think about how voltage affects diode behaviors.
- 3.
When a BJT is forward biased, what happens to the current?
- It decreases
- It stays the same
- It increases
Hint
Think about the behavior of springs with added tension.
- 4.
The two junctions of a BJT interact with each other. Is this statement True or False?
- True
- False
Hint
Consider how electrical paths can conflict.
- 5.
Consider a BJT where the base-emitter junction is forward biased with 0.7V. Calculate the expected increment in current if it is initially 1mA.
Hint
Incorporate how exponential functions variables interact.
- 6.
Design a simple amplifier circuit using a BJT. Describe how you would determine the values for resistors used to control the base current.
Hint
Connect resistor values to current requirements with proper circuit analysis.
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