physical significance of alpha in an amplifier
hello friends,
what is the physical significance of the variable alpha in a transistor amplifier. Of course it represents the ratio of collector current to emitter current but what is the information that we actually derive out of this variable.
regards,
proffy
what is the physical significance of the variable alpha in a transistor amplifier. Of course it represents the ratio of collector current to emitter current but what is the information that we actually derive out of this variable.
regards,
proffy
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Anand TamariyaHelps in designing your electronic circuit. You can figure out how much base current is required to operate a load with certain current requirement or vice-versa. -
Jeffrey ArulrajAlpha parameter relates Ie and Ic. And based on the Alpha value of the transistor we go for the approximation Ic=Ie
If alpha is small we can't go for this assumption
alpha is almost unity for BC107 and some low power transistors But it is not so for Power transistors
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