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    Transistor biasing establishes fixed levels of current and voltage at various operating points within a transistor's limits. There are several biasing circuits including fixed bias, emitter stabilized bias, and voltage divider bias. The stability of these circuits depends on factors like the change in collector current with respect to the base current, emitter voltage, and beta. Voltage feedback bias circuits have high stability due to negative feedback which keeps the operating point stable despite variations in the transistor parameters.

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    Transistor biasing establishes fixed levels of current and voltage at various operating points within a transistor's limits. There are several biasing circuits including fixed bias, emitter stabilized bias, and voltage divider bias. The stability of these circuits depends on factors like the change in collector current with respect to the base current, emitter voltage, and beta. Voltage feedback bias circuits have high stability due to negative feedback which keeps the operating point stable despite variations in the transistor parameters.

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    Transistor biasing establishes fixed levels of current and voltage at various operating points within a transistor's limits. There are several biasing circuits including fixed bias, emitter stabilized bias, and voltage divider bias. The stability of these circuits depends on factors like the change in collector current with respect to the base current, emitter voltage, and beta. Voltage feedback bias circuits have high stability due to negative feedback which keeps the operating point stable despite variations in the transistor parameters.

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    TRANSISTOR BIASING

    TRANSISTOR BIASING
    & STABILITY
    & STABILITY
    PRESENTED BY
    SREEPORNA PUTATUNDA
    3RD YEAR
    ELECTRICAL ENGG. DEPT.
    ROLL NO- 03/EE/39
    WHAT IS
    WHAT IS BIASING
    BIASING ??

    The term biasing is an all inclusive


    term for the application of D.C
    voltages to establish a fixed level of
    current and voltage.
    Various operating points within
    the limits of operation of a
    transistor
    FIXED BIAS CIRCUIT
    FIXED BIAS CIRCUIT
    VCC- VBE
    IB = -------------------------
    RB
    IC = βIB

    VCE =VCC - ICRC


    LOAD LINE ANALYSIS
    LOAD LINE ANALYSIS
    EMITTER STABILIZED BIAS CIRCUIT
    EMITTER STABILIZED BIAS CIRCUIT

    VCC – VBE
    IB = -------------------------
    RB + ( β+1 ) RE

    VCE = VCC – IC( RC +RE )


    VOLTAGE DIVIDER BIAS CIRCUIT
    VOLTAGE DIVIDER BIAS CIRCUIT
    RTH = R1|| R2
    R2VCC
    ETH = VR2 = ---------------
    R1 + R 2
    ETH - VBE
    IB =-----------------------
    RTH +( β +1 ) RE

     VCE = VCC – IC ( RC + RE )
    VOLTAGE FEEDBACK BIAS
    CIRCUIT
    VOLTAGE FEEDBACK BIAS
    CIRCUIT
    VCC – VBE
    IB = -----------------------------
    RB + β ( RC + RE )
    VCE = VCC – IC ( RC + RE )
    STABILITY FACTORS
    δIC ( 1+ β)(1+RB/RE)
    S = ------ = --------------------------
    δICO ( 1+ β)+ RB/RE
    δIC β /RE
    S = -------- = ---------------------
    δVBE ( 1+ β)+ RB/RE
    δIC (1+RB/RE)
     S``= ------- = -------------------- ( IC1/ β)
    δβ ( 1+ β2)+ RB/RE
    THANK
    THANK YOU
    YOU

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