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ECE 3 Solution to Homework #4 Transistor Theory Transistor Switch Transistor Theory 1) Assume a transistor has the following V/I characteristics 1a) Label the regions corresponding to off / active / saturated 1b) Determine the gain of the transistor, beta Due Wednesday, February 18th Ice (ma) 1000 800 Saturated e = Ibe = 5mA Ibe = 4mA Active 600 = 10V B Ib = Ic Ibe = 3mA 400 Ibe = 2mA 0 = 2.7V Ibe = 1mA Off (Ice = 0) = 0 Ibe = 0 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 e Problem 1 & 2 12V 2) Assume this transistor is used in the circuit to the right. 2a) Show the load line for this circuit on the above graph 2b) Show the operating point for = 0V 2c) Show the operating point for = 2.7 V 2d) Show the operating point for = 10V Ice Ibe

Problem 3) Assume =500. Determine,,, and Ice for = 0V = 5V 10V Ice 5V Ib 500 Ib 10V Ibe Problem 3 First, redraw the circuit assuming active mode (shown to the right) = 0V: You need at least to turn on the diode. At 0V, Ib = 0. = 5V: Ib = Ic = 0mA = 10V I be 5 0.7 I b 1.075A 2.15mA But, the maximum current possible is: I c:max 10V 490mA I b is too large, meaning the transistor is saturated. I c min 1.075A, 490mA I c 490mA = (saturated)

Problem 4) Assume gain=500, Determine,,, and Ice for = 0V = 5V It helps to redraw the circuit: 10V 4.28V 10V Ice Ib 500 Ib Ibe 5V Ib 3.58V 500 Ib 10V a) = 0V You don't have enough voltage to turn on the diode. Ib = Ic = 0 b) = 5V (off state) Assume you are in the active mode. Taking the current loop around Ib 5 00I b 0.7 I b 500I b 0 I b 5 0.7 00 501 I b 357 A I c I b 179.9mA This is less than the maximum current (10V/ Ohms = 500mA), so it really is in the active mode The voltages are then V e I b 500I b 3.58V V b V e 4.28V V c 10V Note that e = 6.42V. This is more than, so it's in the active mode. Note that with the NPN transistor on the high side, you cannot satuate the transistor with a 5V input. The emitter needs to be tied to ground

Transistor Switches Assume a Zetex NPN transistor with a gain of 500 (Zetex 1051A) 5) Design a circuit so that a function generator can drive an 8Ohm speaker: Input: 0V / 5V TTL square wave, 100Hz, < ma Output: 8 Ohm speaker Relationship: When the input is 0V, 0mA flows through the speaker When the input is 5V, 625mA flows through the speaker (tol 10%) First, design a circuit to turn on the speaker. Simply tie it from 5V to ground. Next, break the path to ground with a transistor used as an electronic switch. To find Rb I b I c I b 625mA 500 1.25mA To put you on th eedge of saturation R b 5V 1.25mA 3440 To make sure you're saturated, pick something smaller, say Rb = 1k 5V 625mA 8 Speaker 1k Ib > 1.25mA

6) Design a circuit so that a function generator can drive a 1W LED Input: 0V / 5V TTL square wave, 1Hz, < ma Output: 1W LED (Vf = 3V @ 350mA, 100 Lumens @ 350mA) Relationship: When the input is 0V, 0mA flows through the LED When the input is 5V, 350mA flows through the speaker (tol 10%) First, design a circuit to turn on the LED. Connect it to 5V through a 5.14 Ohm resistor: R c 5V 3.0V 350mA 5.14 Next, break the path to ground with a transistor (the above) used as an electronic switch. To find Rb I b I c I b 350mA 500 0.7mA To put you on th eedge of saturation R b 5V 0.7mA 6142 To make sure you're saturated, pick something smaller, say Rb = 1k 5V 350mA 5.14 Vf = 3.0V 1k Ib > 0.7mA

7) Design a circuit so that a function generator can drive a 1/10th hp DC motor Input: 0V / 5V TTL square wave, 0.2Hz, < ma Output: DC Motor (Ra = 12 Ohms, Current < 1A) Relationship: When the input is 0V, 0V is applied to the motor When the input is 5V, 12V is applied to the motor (/ 1V) First, design a circuit to turn on the motor. Simply tie it to 12V DC. Next, break the path to ground with a transistor used as an electronic switch. To find Rb I b I c I b 1A 500 2mA To put you on th eedge of saturation R b 5V 2mA 2150 To make sure you're saturated, pick something smaller, say Rb = 1k 12V 1A M 1k flyback diode Ib > 2A

Lab 8) Simulate one of these circuits (problem 5 / 6 / 7) in PartSim or similar program 9) Build this circuit in lab and collect data to verify your analysis Is the transistor off when = 0V? Is the transistor saturated when = 5V? 10) Measure and plot the the current (Ice) vs input voltage of 0V < < 5V. Label on your plot when the transistor is in the off state / active state / saturated state