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How do I know if which leg is the emitter or the collector? (Transistor . . . Off the cuff - for jellybean transistors I almost invariably use BC337 (NPN) and BC327 (PNP) - both CBE A transistor selector book woul;d be the easy way to check distributions as they have pinout tables which they assign a letter code to and then show the relevant code for each device
Finding the Base-Emitter Voltage in an NPN Transistor Start by solving for the base current, treating the BE junction as a diode in series with Rb The collector current doesn't really effect the base current Then use beta to get the collector current and calculate Vout If your calculated Vout is less than Vce (sat), then you must be in saturation mode, so you know Vout is Vce (sat), and Ic = (Vcc-Vce (sat)) Rc
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voltage - Calculation of the capacitor value across the base and . . . Your title talks about a base-emitter capacitor, but you show a base-collector capacitor, which is it? What is the application of the circuit, and the reason to 'avoid turn on'? Without this context, answering the question is impossible Rather like the answer to 'what's the best vehicle for me' could be bike, compact car, or 44 tonne lorry, depending on the context
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