S
Sunil
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi....My name is sunil and im doing my electronics engineering in
India. I have a minor query in the basics of transistors.
In a npn common base circuit, it says that the collector current Ic is
normally much greater than the base current Ib. How is that
possible??
i mean, the base and the collector both form the output circuit
rite....then how can there exist two different currents at two diff
parts of the circuits??
India. I have a minor query in the basics of transistors.
In a npn common base circuit, it says that the collector current Ic is
normally much greater than the base current Ib. How is that
possible??
i mean, the base and the collector both form the output circuit
rite....then how can there exist two different currents at two diff
parts of the circuits??