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| university:courses:engineering_discovery:lab_9 [19 Sep 2016 19:33] – Jonathan Pearson | university:courses:engineering_discovery:lab_9 [03 Jan 2018 19:36] (current) – [Observations and Conclusions] Doug Mercer | ||
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| * When a BJT is operating in its saturation region its collector-to-emitter voltage is very small and its collector-base junction becomes forward-biased | * When a BJT is operating in its saturation region its collector-to-emitter voltage is very small and its collector-base junction becomes forward-biased | ||
| * There is a slight variation in collector current versus collector-to-emitter voltage in the forward active region due to the Early effect | * There is a slight variation in collector current versus collector-to-emitter voltage in the forward active region due to the Early effect | ||
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