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Mumbai University > FE > Sem 1 > Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering
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Year: Dec 2014
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Mumbai University > FE > Sem 1 > Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Marks: 4 M
Year: Dec 2014
written 8.3 years ago by |
Explanation:
After the Outin voltage $I_B \uparrow$ rapidly with small increase in $V_{BE} = \gt$ The dynamic input resistance $r_1$ is small in CE configuration.
It is given by $r_1=\dfrac{\Delta V_{BE}}{I_B} V_{CE} = constant$
Shown in above figure
The value of $r_1$ is typically 1kΩ but can range from 800Ω to 3KΩ.
For a fixed value of $V_{BI}, I_B \downarrow as V_{CE}$. A lager value of $V_{CE}$ results in a large reverse bias at C-B junction. This $\uparrow$ the depletion region and reduces the effective width of the base. Hence there are fewer recombination in base region and reducing $I_B$