Why emitter current increases on increasing collector base voltage
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YIUR ANSWER AS FOLLOWS:----
If bdc increases, the collector current increases. This increases the emitter voltage which decrease the voltage across base resistor and reduces base current. The reduced base current result in less collector current, which partially offsets the original increase in bdc.
FURTHER IF VOLTAGE EMITTED IS
The voltage between the Base and Emitter ( V BE ), is positive at the Base and negative at the ... the consequent control which the Base exerts upon the Collector to Emitter current.
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YIUR ANSWER AS FOLLOWS:----
If bdc increases, the collector current increases. This increases the emitter voltage which decrease the voltage across base resistor and reduces base current. The reduced base current result in less collector current, which partially offsets the original increase in bdc.
FURTHER IF VOLTAGE EMITTED IS
The voltage between the Base and Emitter ( V BE ), is positive at the Base and negative at the ... the consequent control which the Base exerts upon the Collector to Emitter current.
Regards✌✌✌✌
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