Question: If a transistor is operating with both of its junctions forward-biased, but with the collector-base forward-bias greater than emitter-base forward-bias, then it is operating in the:
Answer:
MCQ: If a transistor is operating with both of its junctions forward-biased, but with the collector-base forward-bias greater than emitter-base forward-bias, then it is operating in the:
Correct Answer:
A. Forward-active mode
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- 2. The Early Effect in a bipolar transistor is caused by:
- 3. <em>β</em> is the symbol of current gain for:
- 4. <em>α</em> is the symbol of current gain for:
- 5. Magnitude of <em>α</em> is:
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- 7. When a junction transistor is operated under saturated conditions:
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