[Solved]- Numerical for a BJT (Ib, Ic, Vce & Vcb =? )

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@Electronics Circuit Hub, correct me if I'm wrong, but if you multiply 0.43A by 150 beta, how do you get a lower current? I would think that if you multiply 150 beta with 0.43A you should get 64,5A?

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Hey...Thanks for bringing out this question. Sorry I may not able to watch this video again due to policy violation. But if you help me with the Vb = ? , Rb = ? I can re calculate for you. Sorry if I made mistakes somewhere. Generally ib = (Vb-Vbe)/Rb And ic = beta * ib. .43A base current is unrealistic and BJT will get damage. Isn't it 430uA current ?

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@@ElectronicsCircuitHubECH I'm sorry I've read your u as a m. You were right... My apologies, it made no sense if Ib was higher than Ic. Thank you for your fast response and your video!

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How do we know that Vbe =0.7V? Is it a constant value that's true for any circuit?

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VBE is base to emitter voltage of npn transistor. Which is fixed and in the range of 0.6V-0.7V. Si material is used to form a PN junction so the cut in voltage of Si is 0.6V-0.7V. You can refer transistor datasheet for more information.

[@chandasx]

if transister made with silicon, vbe is 0.7v

[@ManshitaJalmi]

Sorry sir but can you explain how Vce=10V-64.5mA×100ohms=3.55V?? Shouldn't it be 6440??

[@ElectronicsCircuitHubECH]

Hi...Thanks for asking good question..do not feel sorry about it...=(64.5*100)/1000=6.45V. Now 10-6.45=3.55. 64.5mA = (64.5/1000) A. So current unit should be in A.

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[@moonwise26]

hello! why Vbe=0.7V ? It's not given in the problem. How did you find it?

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Ideally Vbe of non transistor is in the range of 0.6V-0.7V. Please look at the datasheet BC547.

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[@macvoice6439]

Hello po sorry newbie here how did you input 10k in the calculator that results into 430MA?

[@ElectronicsCircuitHubECH]

I think, you are talking about base resistance 10K, its 430uA not 430mA. 10K allows 430uA to flow in base of NPN BJT. This question i found in internet and trying to solve it.

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hi sir if vbb start with +Vbb- then Vbb value will minus can u explain sir sry for bad eng

[@ElectronicsCircuitHubECH]

Hey...Thanks for asking good question. I think you are talking about B-E loop. So simply apply KVL : Vbb-ib*Rb-Vbe=0. Now you can calculate whatever you want. Please let me know if you have doubts.

[@zvlaz]

shouldnt Vce = Vc + Vb ? 3.55V + 0.7V = Vce = 4.25V?

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Hey...Vce =Vc-Ve always.

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How to put the Vbe value

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Vbe=0.7V

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How do you get 0.7v

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0.7V is the Vbe voltage of Si BJT. base to emitter voltage.

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Its easy when we jump from + to - then the sign afterwards as in this case - will be taken but when we jump from - to + then + sign is taken

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Is Ie 0 here?

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Hi..Thanks for question, No Ie=Ic (Ie value is close to Ic).

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Vce i think you get wrong answer Answer is 6440 correct

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