An electronics technician is analyzing an NPN bipolar junction transistor (BJT) configured as an amplifier in a common-emitter circuit. For the transistor to operate properly in its linear active region, which combination of internal junction biasing conditions must be established?
- AForward-biasing both the base-emitter junction and the collector-base junction
- Forward-biasing the base-emitter junction and reverse-biasing the collector-base junctionCevap
- CReverse-biasing the base-emitter junction and forward-biasing the collector-base junction
- DReverse-biasing both the base-emitter junction and the collector-base junction
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Forward-biasing the base-emitter junction and reverse-biasing the collector-base junction
For any bipolar junction transistor (BJT) to function as a linear amplifier in the active region, the input base-emitter PN junction must be forward-biased to permit carrier injection, and the output collector-base PN junction must be reverse-biased to attract and collect these carriers across the junction.
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BJT Active Region Biasing Conditions
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