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13.
Use this table of collector characteristics to calculate ac at VCE = 15 V and IB = 30 A.

100
106
50
400
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Priyam srivastava said:   1 decade ago
Beta = Ic/Ib , because beta comes in CE case so in this case input is base and output is collector so current amplification beta equals to collector current/base current.

So, beta = 100

Pasha said:   1 decade ago
Ic it come from the graph we can see the graph where the two axis there one is Ic(mA) and other Vce.

Look the graph where the curve turn to the Ib 30uA.

And Ic measured in (mA)3.

Mini said:   9 years ago
But If we compare both Vce = 15V and Ib = 30uA combined then the value of Ic should be greater than 3mA.
(1)

Rajashekar said:   6 years ago
(IC3-IC2)÷5 = 30uA where ic2 =150uA.
(Ic2-ic1)÷5 = 20uA,
Ic1-0)÷5 = 10uA so ic1=50uA,
Ic3 = 3uA.

Emery said:   1 decade ago
Vce = 15v at Ib = 30uA is equal Ic = 3mA,

so, beta = Ic/Ib
= 3mA/30uA
= 100...^_^

Wilson Komla said:   8 years ago
I think the exact value for Ic can't be read from the graph unless approximations are done.

Khan said:   1 decade ago
As it seem from graph that at Vce=15v, Ie>3ma so beta must be greater than 100, ie 106.

Bertoroyto said:   5 years ago
@ Bac,

Vce is constant, that's why Ic(sat) = 3 mA
Bac= Ic/Ib.
Bac= 3mA/30uA,
Bac= 100.

Ayaz satti said:   5 years ago
From graph.

Ic = 3mA and Ib given is 30uA.
So, B= Ic/Ib = 3mA/30uA = 100A.

Nikhil said:   1 decade ago
From graph.

Ic=3mA and Ib given is 30uA.

So, B= Ic/Ib = 3mA/30uA = 100A.


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