Common Collector Configuration-Basic Transistor Electronics-Lecture Slides, Slides of Basic Electronics

Jagmeet Chatterji delivered this lecture at Aliah University for Basic Electronics course. Its main points are: Common-collector, Configuration, Terminal, Input, Current, Output, Voltage, Operation, Limit, Transistor, Datasheet

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2011/2012

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Basic Electronic Engineering

Lecture 11

Common-Collector Configuration

  • Collector terminal between input and output side
  • Input current and input voltage is IB and VCB
  • Output current and output voltage is IE and VCE

Common-Collector Configuration

  • Voltage gain of common collector configuration is nearly equal to one
  • Current gain of common-collector configuration is β+
  • Common-collector configuration have high input resistance and low output resistance
  • Common-collector configuration is used for impedance matching for maximum power transfer ( connecting a high resistance source to a low resistance load)

Operation Limit

  • There are limits to the operation of a transistor to

ensure minimum distortion in the output signal

  • These limits include
    • Maximum collector current (ICmax)
    • Maximum collector-emitter voltage ( VCEO)
    • Minimum collector to-emitter voltage (VCEsat)
    • Maximum power dissipation level (PCmax)

Operation Limit

Operation Limit

  • The operating point should be between these limits
  • Common-base
  • Common-collector
  • Common-emitter

max

max

CEO C C CEsat CE CEO CE C C

I I I

V V V

V I P

PC max VCB C I

PC max VCE IC

PE max VCE IE

Transistor Data Sheet

Transistor Data Sheet