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This document outlines an experiment to set up a common base transistor circuit and study its input and output characteristics to calculate current gain. The apparatus includes a PNP transistor, batteries, voltmeters, milliammeters, rheostats, and connecting wires. The base is common to both the input and output circuits, with the input forward biased and output reversed biased. Current gain is calculated from the slopes of the input, output, and transfer characteristics curves, and voltage gain is calculated as the product of current gain and resistance gain.

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This document outlines an experiment to set up a common base transistor circuit and study its input and output characteristics to calculate current gain. The apparatus includes a PNP transistor, batteries, voltmeters, milliammeters, rheostats, and connecting wires. The base is common to both the input and output circuits, with the input forward biased and output reversed biased. Current gain is calculated from the slopes of the input, output, and transfer characteristics curves, and voltage gain is calculated as the product of current gain and resistance gain.

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This document outlines an experiment to set up a common base transistor circuit and study its input and output characteristics to calculate current gain. The apparatus includes a PNP transistor, batteries, voltmeters, milliammeters, rheostats, and connecting wires. The base is common to both the input and output circuits, with the input forward biased and output reversed biased. Current gain is calculated from the slopes of the input, output, and transfer characteristics curves, and voltage gain is calculated as the product of current gain and resistance gain.

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Current Gain × Resistance Gain: Output Section Resistance Inout Section Resistance

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This document outlines an experiment to set up a common base transistor circuit and study its input and output characteristics to calculate current gain. The apparatus includes a PNP transistor, batteries, voltmeters, milliammeters, rheostats, and connecting wires. The base is common to both the input and output circuits, with the input forward biased and output reversed biased. Current gain is calculated from the slopes of the input, output, and transfer characteristics curves, and voltage gain is calculated as the product of current gain and resistance gain.

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AIM

To setup a common base transistor circuit and to study its input and out put
characteristics and to calculate its current gain.

Apparatus
An pnp transistor, a three volt battery, a 30 volt battery, two high resistance
rheostats, one 0-3 volts voltmeter, one 0-30 volt voltmeter, two (0-50mA)
milli-ammeter, to one way keys, connecting wires.

Theory:
The base is common to both the input and the output circuit. The input
section is forward biased by battery V BB and output section is reversed
biased by battery VCC.
Output Section resistance
The resistance gain = Inout section resistance

The current equation IE=IB + IC


V EB
RI = V CB=constant
Input resistance IE

1
= Slope of input characteristics

V CB
R O= I E =constant
Output resistance IC

1
= Slope of output characteristics

IC
= V CE=constant
Current gain IE


= Slope of transfer characteristics
RO
A V =
Voltage gain RI

= Current gain Resistance gain

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