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In a property biased transistor(a) both depletion layers are equally large(b) both depletion layers are equally small(c) emitter-base depletion layer is large but base-collectorlayer is small(d) emitter-base depletion layer is small but base-collectordepletion layer is large(e) both depletion layers vanish...explain.
    

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emitter is more heavily doped than collector...

u know the theory... more holes/electrons.. more diffusion... larger pn junction

so the emitter base junction is larger than base collecter..

hence i say ur ans is (c)

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i am strongly against (e) for the reason that the depletion layer can only vanish iff it is forward biased, but base-collector is always reverse biased... hence the B-C depletion layer exists for sure!


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emitter is more heavily doped than collector...

u know the theory... more holes/electrons.. more diffusion... larger pn junction

so the emitter base junction is larger than base collecter..

hence i say ur ans is (c)

...........................

i am strongly against (e) for the reason that the depletion layer can only vanish iff it is forward biased, but base-collector is always reverse biased... hence the B-C depletion layer exists for sure!


Everything could be explained scientifically, but it would make no sense. It is just like describing a Beethoven symphony as a variation of wave pressure!

- Albert Einstein, your ordinary patent clerk who rocked the world of Physics!
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