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7.1.1. Isolation of Junctions and Diode Behavior
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What happens to a BJT if its junctions are isolated?
Hint
Think about how diodes function.
- 2.
What is the role of reverse bias in BJTs?
Hint
Consider current flow in diodes.
- 3.
What effect does reverse bias have on a BJT?
- Increases collector current
- Decreases collector current
- No effect
Hint
Consider the flow of electrons.
- 4.
True or False: An isolated BJT junction operates efficiently.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about functionalities of diodes vs. transistors.
- 5.
Propose a scenario in which adjusting the reverse bias voltage causes a significant change in current output for a BJT. Explain the mechanism.
Hint
Consider how current flows based on transistor configurations.
- 6.
If two BJTs are configured with different reverse bias voltages, predict how their current output will differ and explain why.
Hint
Think about the relationship between voltage levels and current flow.
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