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5.
A transistor has a current gain of 0.99 in the CB mode. Its current gain in the CC mode is
100
99
1.01
0.99
Answer: Option
Explanation:

Current gain = 1 + β = 100.

Discussion:
30 comments Page 1 of 3.

Burra Dhanunjaya said:   5 years ago
However, there will be difference in application and performance of CB and CC configurations most of the people they don't consider this.

CB: To isolate output signal, impedence matching.

CC:providing high input impedence, low output impedence, high Bandwidth.
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AJAY P ROY said:   9 years ago
In CB config: CURRENT GAIN (ALPHA, a) : Ic/Ie=.99 (given).

In CE config: CURRENT GAIN (BETA, b) : Ic/Ib.

In CC config: CURRENT GAIN (gamma, g) : Ie/Ib.

And b = a/(1 - a).

Then, g = 1 + b.

Therefore: g = 1 + (a/(1 - a)).

g =1/(1 - a) = 1/(1 - .99) = 1/.01 = 100.
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Kiran said:   2 years ago
Very Clearly explained and thank you for giving the use case @ Burra Dhanunjaya.
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Kamran saifi said:   1 decade ago
CB is Common Base & CC is Common Collector mode. The current gain in CB mode is Ic/Ie & for CC mode it is Ic/Ib.
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Satyam said:   6 years ago
Very clearly explained thanks @Ajay.
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Jyoti prasad said:   6 years ago
Y-> gama B-> beta < ---> alpha

Y = B+1 = 1/1- < = 1/(1-0.99) = 100.
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Pawan said:   7 years ago
Thanks @Ajay.
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Dilip said:   10 years ago
CB = ic/ie.

CC = ic/ib.
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Monika said:   8 years ago
Thanks a lot @Ajay.

Rakesh said:   1 decade ago
Sir I don't know about CB and CC please tell me briefly?


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