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4.) Repeat the previous measurements for <math>I_B \approx 5 \mbox{ and } 10 \mu</math> A.  Remember to keep <math>I_CV_{CE} < P_{max}</math> so the transistor doesn't burn out
 
4.) Repeat the previous measurements for <math>I_B \approx 5 \mbox{ and } 10 \mu</math> A.  Remember to keep <math>I_CV_{CE} < P_{max}</math> so the transistor doesn't burn out
  
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Revision as of 22:30, 1 April 2015

DC Bipolar Transistor Curves

Data sheet for transistors.

Media:2N3904.pdfMedia:2N3906.pdf

2N3904 PinOuts.png2N3906 PinOuts.png


Using 2N3904 is more straight forward in this lab.

Transistor circuit

1.) Identify the type (n-p-n or p-n-p) of transistor you are using and fill in the following specifications.


Value Description
40 V Collector-Base breakdown voltage
6 V Emitter-Base Breakdown Voltage
40 Maximum Collector Voltage
200 mA Maximum Collector Current
625 mW Transistor Power rating([math]P_{Max}[/math])
30 - 300 DC current gain [math]h_{FE}( I_C, V_{CE})[/math]


2.) Construct the circuit below according to the type of transistor you have.

TF EIM Lab13 Circuit.png


Let [math]R_E = 100 \Omega[/math].

[math]V_{CC} \lt 5 Volts[/math] variable power supply

[math]V_{BE}= 1V[/math].

I_B = 2[math] \mu[/math] A = 1V/500 k[math] \Omega[/math]

= 5[math] \mu[/math] A = 1V/200 k [math]\Omega[/math]
= 10 [math]\mu A[/math] = 1V/100 k [math]\Omega[/math]

3.) Measure the emitter current [math]I_E[/math] for several values of [math]V_{CE}[/math] by changing [math]V_{CC}[/math] such that the base current [math]I_B = 2 \mu[/math] A is constant. [math]I_B \approx \frac{V_{BB}-V_{b}}{R_B}[/math]

[math]R_{B} = 500 k \Omega[/math]

[math]R_{E} = 101 \Omega[/math]


[math]V_{BB} -V_B[/math] [math]I_B[/math] [math]V_{CC}[/math] [math] V_ E[/math] [math]I_E[/math]
V [math]\mu[/math] A V mV mA
1.007 2 0.0704 1.2
1.05 2 0.110 4.9
1.02 2 0.133 8.9
1.002 2 0.162 15.7
1.002 2 0.184 21.1
1.026 2 0.2287 32.3
1.012 2 0.3157 39.5
1.008 2 0.484 40.0
1.008 2 1.023 40.3
1.008 2 2.167 40.7
1.008 2 2.960 40.8
1.008 2 5.00 41.2


4.) Repeat the previous measurements for [math]I_B \approx 5 \mbox{ and } 10 \mu[/math] A. Remember to keep [math]I_CV_{CE} \lt P_{max}[/math] so the transistor doesn't burn out

[math]R_{B} = 201.8 k \Omega[/math]

[math]V_{BB} -V_B[/math] [math]I_B[/math] [math]V_{CC}[/math] [math] V_ E[/math] [math]I_E[/math]
V [math]\mu[/math] A V mV mA
1.044 5 0.094 7
1.053 5 0.134 19
1.026 5 0.167 32
1.003 5 0.200 47
1.003 5 0.234 62
1.02 5 0.269 77
1.0 5 0.289 83
1.07 5 0.442 101
1.02 5 0.721 99
1.02 5 1.04 100
1.02 5 1.94 100
1.02 5 2.96 101
1.02 5 3.72 102

[math]R_{B} = 100 k \Omega[/math]


[math]V_{BB} -V_B[/math] [math]I_B[/math] [math]V_{CC}[/math] [math] V_ E[/math] [math]I_E[/math]
V [math]\mu[/math] A V mV mA
10


5.) Graph [math]I_C[/math] -vs- [math]V_{CE}[/math] for each value of [math]I_B[/math] and [math]V_{CC}[/math] above. (40 pnts)

6.) Overlay points from the transistor's data sheet on the graph in part 5.).(10 pnts)

Questions

  1. Compare your measured value of [math]h_{FE}[/math] or [math]\beta[/math] for the transistor to the spec sheet? (10 pnts)
  2. What is [math]\alpha[/math] for the transistor?(10 pnts)
  3. The base must always be more _________(________) than the emitter for a npn (pnp)transistor to conduct I_C.(10 pnts)
  4. For a transistor to conduct I_C the base-emitter junction must be ___________ biased.(10 pnts)
  5. For a transistor to conduct I_C the collector-base junction must be ___________ biased.(10 pnts)


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