Technical data

The transistor as a direct current amplifier

Article no: P1374300

Principle

In a transistor, a small change in the base current causes a large change in the collector current. In this experiment, the relationship between the collector current and the base current is examined, and the control characteristic graph plotted.

The current amplification factor of the transistor can be determined from the slope of the characteristic curve.

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Tasks

Can a transistor be used as an amplifier?

Examine the dependence of the collector current of an npn transistor on the base current at a constant collector voltage of 12 V.

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Angled connector module, SB	05601-02	1
T-shaped connector module, SB	05601-03	1
Interrupted connector module with sockets, SB	05601-04	2
Angled connector module with socket, SB	05601-12	2
Resistor module 47 kOhm, SB	05615-47	1
Resistor module 1 kOhm, SB	05614-10	1
Potentiometer module 10 kOhm, SB	05625-10	1
NPN transistor module BC337, SB	05656-00	1
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