Question

The smallest value of stability factor is ________.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Stability factor S' and S”:

The small value of stability factor indicates good bias stability whereas large value of stability factor indicates poor bias stability. Ideal value of stability factor is zero.

Answer 2

Answer:

The smallest value of stability factor is 1 .

Explanation:

Stability Factor :

When the Base to Emitter voltage varies while the base current remains constant, the stability factor is the rate at which the collector current changes. It can also be described as the proportion of base current change to collector current change when temperatures change.

For any BIT circuit, $\partial |B \partial| C$ lies between 0 & -1, hence the stability factor S lies between 1 and 1 +. Stability factor (S): It is the rate of change of collector current (IC) with regard to the reverse saturation current of collector junction (ICO).

The stability factor is the rate at which the collector current changes when the Base to Emitter voltage varies while the Base current stays constant.

Therefore the smallest value of stability factor is 1 .

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