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Cut Off Active Assasaturation

The document discusses the three different biasing modes of a transistor: 1. Forward active mode biases the emitter-base junction forward and the collector-base junction reverse, allowing current flow. 2. Saturation mode biases both junctions forward, allowing very high current flow and is used when the transistor acts as a closed switch. 3. Cut-off mode reverses both junctions, stopping any current flow and is used when the transistor acts as an open switch.

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Cut Off Active Assasaturation

The document discusses the three different biasing modes of a transistor: 1. Forward active mode biases the emitter-base junction forward and the collector-base junction reverse, allowing current flow. 2. Saturation mode biases both junctions forward, allowing very high current flow and is used when the transistor acts as a closed switch. 3. Cut-off mode reverses both junctions, stopping any current flow and is used when the transistor acts as an open switch.

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Cut off, Active and saturation regions of a transistor :

Transistor Biasing:-
The application of suitable dc voltages across the transistor terminals is
called biasing. Each junction of a transistor may be forward biased or reverse biased
independently.These are following three different ways of biasing a transistor ,which is
also known as modes of transistor operation.
Forward active:-
Emitter-Base junction is forward biased
Collector- base junction is reverse biased.
Saturation Region:-

Emitter-Base junction is forward biased
Collector- base junction is forward biased
n this mode transistor has a very large value of current. The transistor is operated in this
mode, when it is used as a closed switch.
Cut- off Region:-
Emitter-Base junction is reverse biased
Collector- base junction is reverse biased
n this region both the junctions are !everse Biased. n this mode transistor has "ero
current. The transistor is operated in this mode, when it is used as an open switch.
Output characteristics of Common Emitter Transistor
odes of transistor action:

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#aturation
Cut-off
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!everse
)orward
!everse

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