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ECE 3050A – Fall 2004 Page 1
QUIZ NO. 1 - SOLUTION
(Average score = 9.1/10 of those taking the quiz.)
The npn BJT transistor shown has the parameter of
β
F = 100
Assume that VBEQ = 0.6V.
a.) Assume the BJT transistor is in the forward active region
and find the value of RE that gives a collector current of 1mA.
b.) What value of RC will cause the base-collector junction to
have zero volts (i.e., enter the saturation region for a BJT)?
Solution
(a.) The first step is to find a Thevenin equivalent circuit seen
from the base to ground. This circuit is shown below where
VBB =
10·R1
R1+R2 = 5V (2) and RB = R1|| R2 = 50k (2)
R
C
R
E
R
B
=50k
I
C
I
B
I
E
V
C
V
B
V
E
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V
BB
=5V
V
CC
=10V
A collector current of 1mA implies that the base current, IB = 10µA. The equation for the
base current can be found from the base-emitter voltage loop and used to solve for RE.
VBB = IBRB + VBEQ + IB (1+
β
F)RE (1+
β
F)RE =
VBB -0.6
IB - RB
101RE = 4.4V
10µA - 50K = 440K – 50K = 390K RE = 390K
101 = 3.86k (2)
(b.) Since VBC = 0, VB = VC. Thus, we need to first find VB.
VB = VBB - IB RB = 5V – 10µA(50K) = 4.5V (2)
RC =
VCC -VC
IC = 10-4.5
1mA = 5.5k (2)
R
C
10V
R
E
R
2
=
100k
R
1
=
100k
I
C
I
B
I
E
V
C
V
B
V
E
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ECE 3050A – Fall 2004 Page 1

QUIZ NO. 1 - SOLUTION

(Average score = 9.1/10 of those taking the quiz.)

The npn BJT transistor shown has the parameter of βF = 100

Assume that V (^) BEQ = 0.6V.

a.) Assume the BJT transistor is in the forward active region and find the value of R (^) E that gives a collector current of 1mA.

b.) What value of R (^) C will cause the base-collector junction to

have zero volts (i.e., enter the saturation region for a BJT)?

Solution

(a.) The first step is to find a Thevenin equivalent circuit seen from the base to ground. This circuit is shown below where

V BB =

10·R 1

R 1 +R 2 = 5V (2)^ and^ R^ B^ =^ R^1 ||^ R^2 = 50kΩ^ (2)

RC

RE

RB =50kΩ

IC

IB

IE

VC

VB

VE

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VBB

=5V

VCC

=10V

A collector current of 1mA implies that the base current, IB = 10μA. The equation for the

base current can be found from the base-emitter voltage loop and used to solve for RE.

V (^) BB = I (^) B R (^) B + V (^) BEQ + I (^) B (1+ βF)R (^) E → (1+ βF)R (^) E =

V BB -0.

I B -^ R^ B

101 R E =

4.4V

10μA - 50K = 440K – 50K = 390K^ →^ R^ E^ =

390K

101 = 3.86kΩ^ (2)

(b.) Since V (^) BC = 0, V (^) B = V (^) C. Thus, we need to first find VB.

V (^) B = V (^) BB - I (^) B R (^) B = 5V – 10μA(50K) = 4.5V (2)

∴ R C =

V CC - V C

I C =

1mA = 5.5kΩ^ (2)

RC

10V

RE

R 2 =

100kΩ

R 1 =

100kΩ

I C

IB

IE

VC

VB

VE

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