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1) For Step 4.1: The Value of R: 100k Table 2.1: Part A

This document summarizes an electronics lab experiment with two parts. Part A examines the characteristics of a BJT transistor by varying the base current and measuring the collector current output. The results are shown in a table. Part B examines the output voltage from a voltage divider circuit as the top resistor value is varied, observing when the LED turns on. The results are also shown in a table. The document concludes by discussing the key observations and precautions for the experiment.

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1) For Step 4.1: The Value of R: 100k Table 2.1: Part A

This document summarizes an electronics lab experiment with two parts. Part A examines the characteristics of a BJT transistor by varying the base current and measuring the collector current output. The results are shown in a table. Part B examines the output voltage from a voltage divider circuit as the top resistor value is varied, observing when the LED turns on. The results are also shown in a table. The document concludes by discussing the key observations and precautions for the experiment.

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ENT 162 – Analog Electronics Laboratory

PART A)

(1) For Step 4.1 :


The value of R1 : 100k Ω

Table 2.1

VCE (Vdc)

IB (µA) V1 (v) 0.5 1 5 10 15 20

5 0.5 Ic = 0.00183 Ic =0.001839 Ic =0.001941 Ic =0.002069 Ic =0.002196 Ic =0.002323

10 1.0 Ic =0.5032 Ic =0.5056 Ic =0.5337 Ic =0.5675 Ic =0.6010 Ic =0.6349

20 2.0 Ic =1.866 Ic =1.577 Ic =1.874 Ic =2.105 Ic =2.230 Ic =2.355

30 3.0 Ic =3.256 Ic =3.278 Ic =3.452 Ic =3.670 Ic =3.839 Ic =4.106

40 4,0 Ic =4.653 Ic =4.682 Ic =4.931 Ic =5.2433 Ic =5.555 Ic =5.558

50 5.0 Ic =0.032 Ic =5.091 Ic =5.410 Ic =5.822 Ic =7.229 Ic =7.633

Instructor Approval : (8 marks)

(6 marks)
Figure 2.2: The characteristic collector curves
RESULTS (PART B)

Table 2.2

VR2 ( V ) Vout (V) Observation


0.00 4.978 LED OFF
0.20 0.780 LED ON
0.40 0.760 LED ON
0.60 0.752 LED ON
0.70 0.750 LED ON
1.00 0.741 LED ON
1.50 0.734 LED ON
2.00 0.730 LED ON

Instructor Approval : (6 marks)


DISCUSSION:
1) Regarding part A of this experiment , we can say that cutoff and saturation region in saturation
region. The Emitter, base will forward while the collector base will be forward. There is a very
large current value.
2) Part B , we can know that high VR2 the lower Vout(v) , The LED will be on went there is
minimum voltage current.

PRECAUTIONS:
1) Eye must be perpendicular when taking reading.
2) Use digital multimeter for measuring voltage and current.
3) Off the power supply before connecting the component.

(6 marks)
CONCLUSION:

1) Regarding A , the higher the bae current , higher the collector current.
2) Then the part B , higher the VR2, lower the Vout(v). The LED is ON when there is minimum voltage
current.

(4 marks)

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