BJT Transistors - Electronics Switches and Inverters

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In the video it comes off that the collector current will follow the base current multiplied by beta but really it just determines the max amount of current flow that you will be able to have flow through the collector. The load determines the actual amount of current until you hit that maximum amount.

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Hello. At the transistor, the Base Emitter junction acts like a diode in forward biased mode. It means that around .6 to .7 volts is dropped across it when it is allowing current to flow from the collector to emitter. This is how Diodes work. The emitter is connected to ground, so there is 0V at the emitter, which means that the Base voltage must be .6V or .7V.

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I don't understand how the current is getting through R1 to the base of the transistor with the switch being open. Is it somehow backfeeding through the other battery through the collector?

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Hey Julio! Can you explain about mosfet as switch

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Hw did u get that 0.6v across the base

[@anmolpardeshi3138]

So can we say that the circuit for BJT as Switch and BJT as Inverter is the same? Just that while its considered as inverter we record the Vce voltage but when we see it as a switch we just see the LED output? But what will we really achieve by looking at an LED state? Pls help me spot the exact difference between the two applicantions with respect to the circuit and how & where the output is measured

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Please tell me why base current is not considered in bjt as switch we shoe base terminal as open terminal why

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Why when the ratio of R1 and R2 small, the BJT will be in saturation mode?

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Why does the Vce approach 0 when the circuit is fully closed in the second scenario while in the first scenario the Vce is approx. 1.64 V?

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The ratio of the base resistor and collector resistor is staggering

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@@muhiddenmisbak1013 Not sure I understand what that means. Can you elaborate?

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@@nuk3man you see, when you want a "ON" state transistor, you want your VCE to be zero thus having it on saturation state. In the second scenario, you want your transistor to work as an amplifier, thus not wanting it to be closely or equal to zero for Vce , sor Vce=1.64V

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Isn't BETA calculated by Ic/Ib, thus BETA in your inverter example is actually B = .1 and not B = 10? Obviously meaning the same result that Vce is (near) Zero, but just wanted confirmation on this. Thanks!

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You know what, nevermind! I was ratioing the Resisance values before, not the currents. Apologies!

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In the 2nd scenario with the inverter, asuming Uce=0V, then B=Ic/Ib=(9V/1kOhm)/[(5V-0.6V)/10kOhm]=20.455, thus much less than B=100...300.? - Can you explain (again) why exactly this is needed to be like this? - In another Video, amongstthe comments I found an answer: Here we are using the transistor as a switch, not an amplifier. To saturate a transistor, a high enough base current is required, In the equation Ib=Ic/beta you can actually assume the beta value to be low so that the base current is higher. Also, as the beta value changes with temperature, taking lower beta value solves temperature variation problems So this means Beta can sort of just be asumed as some random value, as long as it's well below the actual Beta of the transistor? - Isn't that dangerous if one chooses Beta too low as the transistor can be destroyed by too much base current??

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you can not confirm 2.2v drop at the led, the calculation could be 2.2 but you have to take resistance of the led into account to find out how much voltage drop across the resistor since we know the current flowing that path.

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I am looking at 7.68 volts as the sum beyond Voltage D. Why?

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I love your videos....perhaps II need "electronics for dummies", but why not just turn on the LED with a normal switch rather than going through the transistor? Is it not just an extra unnecessary part?

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Basically thinking that myself. I think this is just one simple example. Might be used kind of like a relay when you don't want a large current or voltage through the switch being used, but some more usage examples would be good.

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How about if you wanted to switch it 1000 times per second, can’t do that with a normal switch, that answers your why

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@@davidb2438 Admittedly that would change the situation considerably....

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What happened to 'Gain' rather than 'Beta' ?

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Now, how to calculate these things in for example an AND gate. Like the currents at the base of both transistors are 3,6 mA with 1k resistors and 4,4V Vcc (coming from an Arduinos +5V line). But the current at the LED is only 2 mA. That means negative amplification. WTF?

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Why not just use S1 and remove the bjt and the resistor going to the gate of the bjt

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1st ex of switching an led...what's the point? If uve a resistor to limit the c uhhh rrent to the led so IRS not overloaded anyway, why the extra complication of the transistor? Controlling larger I with a smaller I makes sense if it's a large current that would spark dmg a physical switch...but when were talkin mA to begin with...again what's the point rather than just switching the led directly??

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3.84 plus 2.2 plus 1.64 equals 7.68 . But the voltage is only 6 volts. What went wrong? Was it my arithmetic? OR something else?

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Can anyone help me How does he find Vbe = 0.6

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To activate the base lead of the transistor, it's been observed to require about 0.6-0.8 volts

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What is up with everybody just throwing in an LED in the circuit and say nothing why, I mean habitually and simply move on with no explanation. Second of all which seems so obvious, that on one hand it is preached that larger current is to flow through the collector and on the other hand putting a resistor to stop larger current, aside from the fact that without it it will burn the LED. It is always a circus. There is always some crap is thrown in all types of settings and walk off and no one will interrupt the nonsense. They just eat it up and shut up. So you got - and + on the voltage supply of 6VDC. Then at the emmiter of the transistor you got it hooked up to the - and also ground. What is that suppose to mean? Obviouisly there are three things.... (-,+,ground) Where does the ground go? Under my foot?

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