Physics, asked by diqaishtiaque77, 9 months ago

In a certain circuit, a transistor has a collector current of 10 mA
and a base current of 40 u A. What is the current gain of the
transistor?

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Answered by shresthakamala56
17

Answer:

250 µA IS THE CORRECT ANSWER

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Answered by deepak000314
1

Answer:

The correct answer is equal to 1000.

Explanation:

The Transistor is a device that regulates the flow of the current and voltage. This is one of the basic building blocks of modern electronics. It contains three-terminal names emitter, base and collector.

Given:

I_{C}=0.01A\\ I_{B}=0.00001A

I_{C} denotes as the collector current.

I_{B} denoted as the base current.

\beta denoted as the current gain.

By the equation,

\beta  =\frac{I_{C}}{I_{B}} \\\beta  =\frac{I_{0.01}}{0.00001} \\\beta  =1000

So, the current gain is equal to 1000.

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