please tell me how can i calculate voltage divider resistances for common emitter transistors in regulator or relay switching circuits . and if we have voltage divider is still a base resistor necessary ?
Please search online for “Voltage divider formula” you will get it quickly. No other resistor will be required when voltage divider is added to the base of the transistor.
I observe the characteristics of the BC548 transistor in the transistor comparison table published by the ECA The characteristics in your calculations do not match. If you are kind enough to tell me which book you are referring to. I thank
The above calculator is a standard transistor calculator software, so it cannot be wrong, but I have no idea why and how it may not be matching with your specified comparison table.
Glad to see somebody did this. I think it could be expanded to provide most or all of the numbers required for Dual Feedback Transistor Biasing if the right numbers are fed into it. Most of the numbers on https://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/amplifier/transistor-biasing.html for example could be worked out. I think, right now I want to build a preamp, not write a program.
Ali Khorshidi says
please tell me how can i calculate voltage divider resistances for common emitter transistors in regulator or relay switching circuits .
and if we have voltage divider is still a base resistor necessary ?
Swagatam says
Please search online for “Voltage divider formula” you will get it quickly.
No other resistor will be required when voltage divider is added to the base of the transistor.
Adriano Angeli says
I observe the characteristics of the BC548 transistor in the transistor comparison table published by the ECA
The characteristics in your calculations do not match. If you are kind enough to tell me which book you are referring to. I thank
Swagatam says
The above calculator is a standard transistor calculator software, so it cannot be wrong, but I have no idea why and how it may not be matching with your specified comparison table.
JOHN CROW says
Can you tell me the formula for this calculation?
Swagatam says
R = (base input Voltage – 0.6) / Collector load current
JOHN CROW says
Thank You
Alan Corey says
Glad to see somebody did this. I think it could be expanded to provide most or all of the numbers required for Dual Feedback Transistor Biasing if the right numbers are fed into it. Most of the numbers on https://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/amplifier/transistor-biasing.html for example could be worked out. I think, right now I want to build a preamp, not write a program.
Jeroen Vrij says
What means NAN
Swagatam says
not a number
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NaN
yunishe anslemo says
Pls I want to begin with wireless circuits
Hamid Hussain says
Vce if bc548 is very low
Hamid Hussain says
If the transistor is bc547 what should be base resistor
Swagatam says
Vce is the saturation voltage (minimum).
for BC547 you have to only consider the hFe and the RL, rest all can be as it is