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(电气工程)半导体三极管及其电路分析习题及解答（(Electrical Engineering) semiconductor triode and its circuit analysis exercises and Solutions） (Electrical Engineering) semiconductor triode and its circuit analysis exercises and answers.Txt27 the power of faith is that even in adversity, also can help you sail with the wind; the charm of belief that if meet the risks, you can also call up the courage of life; the great belief in even misfortune, also can make you keep lofty the heart. This article is contributed by yarelxtf DOC documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. Second chapters Semiconductor triode and its circuit analysis The title 1.2.1 has two transistors, one beta =200, ICEO=200 mu A; another beta =50, ICEO=10 mu A, and the rest parameters are approximately the same. Which pipe do you think should be used for stability? Solution: tubes with beta =50 and ICEO=10 mu A are more stable. Question 1.2.2 has a, B, two transistors can not identify the model, but can be measured from the circuit of their three unknown electrodes V, V, tubes VX=9V, Y=6V, Z=6.2V. The ground voltage of V, V, X and Z is Y, VX=9V, Y=6V, Z=6.7V, respectively. The three electrodes, which are emitter, base and collector, are analyzed Are they NPN or PNP, the germanium tube or the silicon tube? Solution: a tube is NPN type silicon tube, in which X is C pole, Y is E pole, Z is B pole; B tube is PNP type germanium tube, wherein X is C pole, Y is E pole, and Z is B pole. The 1.2.3 co firing circuit is shown in figure 1.2.3. The following parameters were: (1) VCC=15V, Rb=390k, Rc=3.1k, beta =100 (2) VCC=18V, Rb=310k, Rc=4.7k, beta =100 (3) VCC=12V, Rb=370k, Rc=3.9k, beta =80 (4) VCC=6V, Rb=210k, Rc=3 K, beta =50 determine the working status of the transistor T the circuit (amplifier, saturation and cutoff). Drawing questions 1.2.3 (1) working in amplification (working in amplification); in (2) in saturation state