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    The leakage current of a transistor with usual notation are ICEO = 410 μA, ICBO = 5 μA, and IB = 30μA. Calculate the IC ________mA (Correct up to two decimal places)

    Solution

    Concept:

    ICEO is the reverse leakage current in the common-emitter configuration of BJT when the base is open.

    ICBO is the reverse leakage current in the common-base configuration of BJT when the emitter is open.

    Also, ICEO > ICBO

    And they are related by the relation:

    ICEO = (1 + β) ICBO

    Total collector current is given by:

    IC = βIB + ICBO(β + 1)

    Calculation:

    ICEO = 410 μA, ICBO = 5 μA, IB = 30 μA

    I= βIB + (1 + β) ICBO

    ICEO = (1 + β) ICBO

    410 = (1 + β)5

    β = 81

    IC = 81 × 30 + 82 × 5

    IC = 2.84 mA

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    A Si pnp BJT with NAE = 5 × 1017/cm3, NDB = 1015/cm3, NAC = 1014/cm3 and WB (Neutral Base Width) = 3 μm is maintained under equilibrium conditions at room temperature.

    The magnitude of the net potential difference (in volt) between the collector and emitter is ______ V. (Correct up to 2 decimal places)

    Take VT = 26 mV
    Solution

    Concept:

    The built-in potential is defined as

    \({V_{bi}} = \frac{{kT}}{q}\;In\;\left( {\frac{{{N_A}{N_D}}}{{n_i^2}}} \right)\)      ---(1)

    Also, the carrier majority concentration is related to the Fermi-level as:

    \({N_A} = {n_i}\;{e^{\frac{{\left( {{E_i} - {E_F}} \right)}}{{kT}}\;}}\)

    \({N_p} = {n_i}{e^{\frac{{\left( {{E_F} - {E_i}} \right)}}{{kT}}}}\)

    Ei = Intrinsic Fermi level position

    EF = Fermi Level of the doped semiconductor

    The above two equations can be rearranged as:

    \({\left( {{E_i} - {E_F}} \right)_{p - side}} = kT\;In\;\left( {\frac{{{N_A}}}{{{n_i}}}} \right)\)

    \({\left( {{E_F} - {E_i}} \right)_{n - side}} = kT\;In\;\left( {\frac{{{N_D}}}{{{n_i}}}} \right)\)

    So, the built-in potential from Equation (1) can also now be defined as:

    \({V_{bi}} = \frac{1}{q}\left( {{{\left( {{E_i} - {E_F}} \right)}_{p - side}} + {{\left( {{E_F} - {E_i}} \right)}_{n - side}}} \right)\)   ---(1)

    Application:

    The built-in potential barrier of the collector base will be:

    \({V_{bi\left( {CB} \right)}} = \frac{{kT}}{q}\;ln\left( {\frac{{{N_C}}}{{{n_i}}}} \right)\)

    Similarly, for the emitter-base junction, the built-in potential will be:

    \({V_{bi\left( {EB} \right)}} = \frac{{kT}}{q}\;In\left( {\frac{{{N_E}}}{{{n_i}}}} \right)\)

    Since the base is the common region between the two, the potential difference between the collector and emitter is obtained using Equation (1) as:

    \(\left| {{\rm{\Delta }}{V_{CB}}} \right| = \frac{1}{q}\left[ {{{\left( {{E_i} - {E_f}} \right)}_{emitter}} - {{\left( {{E_i} - {E_f}} \right)}_{collector}}} \right]\)

    \(= \frac{{kT}}{q}\left[ {ln\left( {\frac{{{N_{AE}}}}{{{n_i}}}} \right) - ln\left( {\frac{{{N_{AC}}}}{{{n_i}}}} \right)} \right]\)

    \(= \frac{{kT}}{q}\;ln\;\left( {\frac{{{N_{AE}}}}{{{N_{AC}}}}} \right)\)

    \(\left| {{\rm{\Delta }}{V_{CB}}} \right| = 0.026 \times \;ln\;\left( {\frac{{5 \times {{10}^{17}}}}{{{{10}^{14}}}}} \right)\)

    ΔVCE = 0.221 V
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