Two transistors Tr₁ and Tr2 are parallel connected, as shown in the following figure.
For a forward-biased de steady-state operation, it is known that the total load current
is iT=200/A/, the collector-emitter voltage of the first transistor is VCE1 =1.5/V/, and of
the second transistor is VCE2=1.1/V/.
The resistances series connected to transistors have the value of RE1- 10/m/ and
RE2=20/m2/, respectively.
For each transistor calculate the collector's current value (ic and icz), and the
difference in percent of the collector currents as referred to the total current (((ici —
İcz)/iT) x 100).
It is added that to solve the problem, the base current is neglected.
ir
Tr.4
(B1)
REA
L'EL
ica
CI
CEA
E
lica.
+
NCEZ
Tre
REZ
AEZ
(B2)
Fig. 1: Transistors in Parallel
Rc
Vcc/nProblem-1 [40 Points]
Two transistors Tr₁ and Tr2 are parallel connected, as shown in the following figure.
For a forward-biased de steady-state operation, it is known that the total load current
is iT=200/A/, the collector-emitter voltage of the first transistor is VCE1 =1.5/V/, and of
the second transistor is VCE2=1.1/V/.
The resistances series connected to transistors have the value of RE1- 10/m/ and
RE2=20/m2/, respectively.
For each transistor calculate the collector's current value (ic and icz), and the
difference in percent of the collector currents as referred to the total current (((ici —
İcz)/iT) x 100).
It is added that to solve the problem, the base current is neglected.
ir
Tr.4
(B1)
REA
L'EL
ica
CI
CEA
E
lica.
+
NCEZ
Tre
REZ
AEZ
(B2)
Fig. 1: Transistors in Parallel
Rc
Vcc/nProblem-1 [40 Points]
Two transistors Tr₁ and Tr2 are parallel connected, as shown in the following figure.
For a forward-biased de steady-state operation, it is known that the total load current
is iT=200/A/, the collector-emitter voltage of the first transistor is VCE1 =1.5/V/, and of
the second transistor is VCE2=1.1/V/.
The resistances series connected to transistors have the value of RE1- 10/m/ and
RE2=20/m2/, respectively.
For each transistor calculate the collector's current value (ic and icz), and the
difference in percent of the collector currents as referred to the total current (((ici —
İcz)/iT) x 100).
It is added that to solve the problem, the base current is neglected.
ir
Tr.4
(B1)
REA
L'EL
ica
CI
CEA
E
lica.
+
NCEZ
Tre
REZ
AEZ
(B2)
Fig. 1: Transistors in Parallel
Rc
Vcc/nProblem-1 [40 Points]
Two transistors Tr₁ and Tr2 are parallel connected, as shown in the following figure.
For a forward-biased de steady-state operation, it is known that the total load current
is iT=200/A/, the collector-emitter voltage of the first transistor is VCE1 =1.5/V/, and of
the second transistor is VCE2=1.1/V/.
The resistances series connected to transistors have the value of RE1- 10/m/ and
RE2=20/m2/, respectively.
For each transistor calculate the collector's current value (ic and icz), and the
difference in percent of the collector currents as referred to the total current (((ici —
İcz)/iT) x 100).
It is added that to solve the problem, the base current is neglected.
ir
Tr.4
(B1)
REA
L'EL
ica
CI
CEA
E
lica.
+
NCEZ
Tre
REZ
AEZ
(B2)
Fig. 1: Transistors in Parallel
Rc
Vcc/nProblem-1 [40 Points]
Two transistors Tr₁ and Tr2 are parallel connected, as shown in the following figure.
For a forward-biased de steady-state operation, it is known that the total load current
is iT=200/A/, the collector-emitter voltage of the first transistor is VCE1 =1.5/V/, and of
the second transistor is VCE2=1.1/V/.
The resistances series connected to transistors have the value of RE1- 10/m/ and
RE2=20/m2/, respectively.
For each transistor calculate the collector's current value (ic and icz), and the
difference in percent of the collector currents as referred to the total current (((ici —
İcz)/iT) x 100).
It is added that to solve the problem, the base current is neglected.
ir
Tr.4
(B1)
REA
L'EL
ica
CI
CEA
E
lica.
+
NCEZ
Tre
REZ
AEZ
(B2)
Fig. 1: Transistors in Parallel
Rc
Vcc
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