Practice Graphical Interpretation Of The I-v Characteristic (8.2.4) - Revisiting BJT Characteristics (Contd.) - Part A

Practice: Graphical interpretation of the I-V characteristic

Lesson 8.2.4Revisiting BJT Characteristics (Contd.) - Part A

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Question 1.
What happens to junction J1 during forward bias?
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Remember how the forward bias changes the potential energy at the junction.
Question 2.
What role does J2 play in reverse bias?
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Think about how reverse bias affects current flow.
3Question 3.
What occurs to J1 during forward bias of a BJT?
- Increases
- Decreases
- Remains constant
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Focus on how the barrier potential is altered.
4Question 4.
The reverse-bias condition affects J2 how?
- True
- False
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Recall the currents’ general behaviors under reverse bias.
Question 5.
If the base-emitter junction's forward bias voltage is increased, predict the changes in the terminal currents of the BJT and explain why these changes occur.
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Consider the role of voltage in enhancing carrier movement.
Question 6.
Imagine a scenario where both junctions of a BJT are placed in close proximity. Describe the impact on minority carrier distribution and resultant current contributions.
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Focus on how junction proximity alters carrier mobility.

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