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Hello everyone.
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So in a given numerical the base current, so we can write that is a ib is given that is a 100 microamper and collector current that is a ic is given that is a 3mmpure.
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Now calculate the alpha beta and that is an i .e that is an emitter current.
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So guys we know that the beta is equivalent to a collector current and divided by a base current.
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So collector current is a 3 into a 10 to the power minus 3 and the base current is a 100 multiplied by 10 to the power minus 6.
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So we get this is the 3 divided by a minus 3 divided it becomes a 10 to the power minus 4 so it becomes a 30.
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So this is the value of a beta.
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Now we get a relation that is alpha is equivalent to a beta divided by a 1 plus beta.
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Alpha is equivalent to a 30 divided by a 1 plus 30.
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So this is the 30 divided by a 31, that is a 0 .97.
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Now we calculate an emitter current...