BJT- Early Effect (Base Width Modulation) Explained
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In this video, the early
In this video, the early effect in the BJT (base width modulation) is explained.
By watching this video, you will learn the following topics:
0:00 Introduction
0:22 What is Early effect (Base Width Modulation) in BJT
4:17 Large Signal Model of BJT including the early effect
6:56 Small Signal model of the BJT including the early effect
What is the Early Effect?
When BJT is operated in the forward active region, then for the fixed value of voltage Vbe, when we increase the collector to emitter voltage (Vce), then ideally the current should remain constant.
But actually, the collector current slightly increases, with the change in the voltage Vce.
It happens because, with the increase in the collector to emitter voltage (Vce), the collector-base junction gets more reverse biased and because of that the width of the depletion region increases.
And because of this increased depletion region width, the effective base width reduces.
The effect is also known as the base width modulation because the effective base width is the function of the voltage Vce.
So, when voltage Vce is increased, the effective base width reduces and because of that, the chances of recombination in the base region reduces.
And that leads to an increase in the collector current.
This effect is known as the Early Effect.
The Early Voltage :
In Ic versus Vce curve, when the curves are extrapolated on the X-axis, then at a particular value of voltage Vce, the collector current Ic becomes zero.
The magnitude of the voltage at which it occurs is known as the early voltage.
For BJT, typically it is in the range of 10V to 100 V.
In this video, after the discussion of the early effect, the large and the small-signal model of the BJT with the Early Effect is also discussed.
The link for the other useful videos on BJT:
1) BJT- Large Signal Model:
BJT Large Signal Model Explained
2) BJT- Small-Signal Model:
BJT - Small Signal Model Explained
This video will be helpful to all the students of science and engineering in understanding the Early Effect in the BJT.
#BJTEarlyEffect
#EarlyEffect
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By watching this video, you will learn the following topics:
0:00 Introduction
0:22 What is Early effect (Base Width Modulation) in BJT
4:17 Large Signal Model of BJT including the early effect
6:56 Small Signal model of the BJT including the early effect
What is the Early Effect?
When BJT is operated in the forward active region, then for the fixed value of voltage Vbe, when we increase the collector to emitter voltage (Vce), then ideally the current should remain constant.
But actually, the collector current slightly increases, with the change in the voltage Vce.
It happens because, with the increase in the collector to emitter voltage (Vce), the collector-base junction gets more reverse biased and because of that the width of the depletion region increases.
And because of this increased depletion region width, the effective base width reduces.
The effect is also known as the base width modulation because the effective base width is the function of the voltage Vce.
So, when voltage Vce is increased, the effective base width reduces and because of that, the chances of recombination in the base region reduces.
And that leads to an increase in the collector current.
This effect is known as the Early Effect.
The Early Voltage :
In Ic versus Vce curve, when the curves are extrapolated on the X-axis, then at a particular value of voltage Vce, the collector current Ic becomes zero.
The magnitude of the voltage at which it occurs is known as the early voltage.
For BJT, typically it is in the range of 10V to 100 V.
In this video, after the discussion of the early effect, the large and the small-signal model of the BJT with the Early Effect is also discussed.
The link for the other useful videos on BJT:
1) BJT- Large Signal Model:
BJT Large Signal Model Explained
2) BJT- Small-Signal Model:
BJT - Small Signal Model Explained
This video will be helpful to all the students of science and engineering in understanding the Early Effect in the BJT.
#BJTEarlyEffect
#EarlyEffect
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Follow me on Facebook:
Facebook: ALLABOUTELECRONICS
Follow me on Instagram:
Instagram: all_about.electronics
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