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4 cards from this section. Quick, good the night before a test.
What does forward bias in a transistor mean?
Think about which terminal needs to be at a higher voltage for current to enter the transistor.
Which quadrant do I-V characteristics for p-n-p transistors typically appear in?
Consider how polarity changes affect the location of the graph.
What is necessary for a transistor to operate in its active region?
Consider how we apply voltages to the transistor.
True or false: p-n-p transistors operate the same as n-p-n transistors.
Think about which way current flows in each type.
Explain how varying the base voltage in a p-n-p transistor affects the collector current. Use mathematical reasoning.
Pay attention to the bias configurations!
Design a circuit using an n-p-n transistor to amplify an input signal; discuss biasing conditions and expected output characteristics.
Graphically represent your findings and current flow!
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