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Chapter 2, Problem 64E
The network shown in Fig. 2.42 can be used to accurately model the behavior of a bipolar junction transistor provided that it is operating in the forward active mode. The parameter β is known as the current gain. If for this device β = 100, and IB is determined to be 100 μA, calculate (a) IC, the current flowing into the collector terminal, and (b) the power dissipated by the base-emitter region.
■ FIGURE 2.42 DC model for a bipolar junction transistor operating in forward active mode.
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