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Discussion Forum : Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT) - General Questions (Q.No. 20)
20.
With a PNP circuit, the most positive voltage is probably:
ground
VC
VBE
VCC
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Vinay said:   1 decade ago
Since in forward biasing pnp emitter is +ve wrt base so veb is +ve but vbe will be -ve. Vcc needs to reverse bias collector so -ve. Vc is collector voltage wrt ground. Which is made -ve wrt ground. So appropriate answer is ground. Which is +ve wrt capacitor, same as base terminal, but -ve wrt emitter. So answer is ground.

Sarath said:   4 years ago
As PNP transistor diagram it represents conventional current flow (+ve to -ve) , here arrow indicate towards base terminal. So that current flow from ground to VCC. Ground is much +ve than other.

Sumita said:   1 decade ago
Because this is a pnp transistor, so while biasing -Vcc is applied to it. Thus with reference to ground all the voltage are negative, so ground is the answer.

Sayan said:   4 years ago
In the transistor biasing, we are using -Vcc which is true. But the Vbe voltage is positive right which is 0.7V. That's why the ground is positive.

Sukhpreet said:   1 decade ago
If we apply +Vcc then it will be max. Because maximum o/p can be Vcc. O/p can't more than Vcc. Then how can you say ground?

Seemanth said:   1 decade ago
In NPN transistor all voltages are positive.

But in PNP transistor all voltages are negative. So ground is positive.
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Sandeep kr. gupta said:   1 decade ago
When doing transistor biasing then all voltage are negative with respect to GND hence GND is most positive to other.

Anomiii said:   6 years ago
Ground 0V is positive.

For PNP transistor because it has negatively biased -ve at collector end.
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Pratyusha said:   1 decade ago
Its ground if it is in CE mode. If in any other mode then +vcc is the most positive.

Junpher said:   1 decade ago
I guest PNP transistor is "on" when its base is pulled low relaive to the emitter.


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