Residual Current of a BJT

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Residual Current of a BJT

Post by Nandika » Mon Feb 25, 2013 2:17 pm

Hello Friends,
I did a practical for residual current of a BJT as procedure of guide book.But,I some things are hard to understand.
We use a PNP Ge transistor.Because,A Si transiator has small residual current.therefore we cant measure it using normal multimeter or oscillescope.

First,We measure E-C current while base is open.as fallowing picture.We called it ICEO.
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We got 2.13mA for the result.

Second,We measure ICES
According to following diagram.
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We got 0.732mA for the result.

Third,We measure ICER
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We got fallowing result.
For 100k-->11.80 mA
For 10k-->11.86 mA
For 1k-->11.87 mA


Fourth,We measure ICEV
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We got,
R(k)----ICER(mA)----VBE(V)
100----11.80----0.94
10----11.86----5.90
1----11.87----10.88


Now,
I can understand ICES and ICEO :)
But,
ICER in problem.
As I think,We are increasing base resistance,base current decrease.Therefore collector current increase. Unfortunately,It's not explain my assumption. :(
Another problem in ICEV
In this situation B-E junction become reverse bias.

I want some explanation for Third and Fourth situation.

Thanks
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Re: Residual Current of a BJT

Post by SemiconductorCat » Mon Feb 25, 2013 8:50 pm

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>> Another problem in ICEV
In this situation B-E junction become reverse bias.

it is not as I could see, check and review it back.
Anyway I'm not familiar with this particle, somebody experienced will answer your question.
If 48h gone without a proper answer, you could answer it at stackexchange.
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Re: Residual Current of a BJT

Post by Neo » Mon Feb 25, 2013 10:44 pm

The name should be Current Residual. I found a nice explanation here.
http://www.premiumorange.com/daniel.rob ... eurs4.html
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Re: Residual Current of a BJT

Post by Nandika » Wed Feb 27, 2013 5:58 pm

Thank Neo...
It's really useful link.
I'm trying to understand well.
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Re: Residual Current of a BJT

Post by Nandika » Wed Feb 27, 2013 6:08 pm

SemiconductorCat wrote:>>
>> Another problem in ICEV
In this situation B-E junction become reverse bias.

it is not as I could see, check and review it back.
Anyway I'm not familiar with this particle, somebody experienced will answer your question.
If 48h gone without a proper answer, you could answer it at stackexchange.
Sorry... my circuit diagram is incorrect.
Right one is following.
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