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This experiment aims to study the transistor as a switch. A transistor can turn current on and off in an electrical circuit, functioning as an electronic switch. The key components of the switching circuit are the switch (the transistor) and associated circuitry to control the transistor. In the off state, little to no base current flows and the collector current is just the leakage current. In the on or saturated state, a large positive base voltage causes saturation collector current to flow and the output voltage is approximately equal to the knee voltage. The transistor switch is efficient because little power is lost in the on state due to the small knee voltage. By varying the input voltage across the transistor's base, its operation can be observed transitioning between the off

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Experiment No: Object:-Requirements

This experiment aims to study the transistor as a switch. A transistor can turn current on and off in an electrical circuit, functioning as an electronic switch. The key components of the switching circuit are the switch (the transistor) and associated circuitry to control the transistor. In the off state, little to no base current flows and the collector current is just the leakage current. In the on or saturated state, a large positive base voltage causes saturation collector current to flow and the output voltage is approximately equal to the knee voltage. The transistor switch is efficient because little power is lost in the on state due to the small knee voltage. By varying the input voltage across the transistor's base, its operation can be observed transitioning between the off

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Experiment no

Object:- To study transistor as a switch.


Requirements:S.N.

Apparatus

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Power supply unregulated 18 v dc


Npn transistor
Voltmeter(dual
1v/10v
range)
Zener diode
8.2 volt
potentiometer

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Type

Range

Qty.

Remark

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Theory:A ckt which can be turn on or off current in an electrical ckt. is known as a
switching ckt.
A switching ckt. essentially consists of two parts.
A->Switch
B->Associated circuitary
the switch is the most important part of the switching ckt. the function of
associated circuitary is to help the switch in turning on or off current in the
ckt.
An electronic switch can be turn on or off current in an electrical ckt. with
the help of electronic devices for
and transistors.
Electronic switches have become very popular because of their high speed of
operation and absence of sparking.
The operation of transistor as a switch can be demonstrate by this
experiment.

Off region:When the i/p base voltage is zero or negative.the transistor is said to be in
the off condition..in this condition,ib=0 and the collector current is equal to
the collector leakage current.
Power loss = o/p voltage * o/p current

On or saturation region:When the i/p voltage is made so much positive that saturation collector
current flows.
The transistor is said to be in the on condition.
The o/p voltage in the on condition is equal to (v knee) and o/p current is (ic)
saturation.
Therefore,
Power loss = v knee*ic sat.

Efficiency:- the efficiency of a transistor as switch in the on condition is


high.it is because the power loss in this condition is quite low due to small
value of v knee.
Active region:-it is the region that lies between off and on condition.the off
and on regions are the stable regions of operation.the active region is the
unstable(or transient)
Region through which the operation of transistor passes while charging from
off state to the on state.

Ckt. diagram of a switching ckt. uses transistor as a switch.

Procedure: Connect the dotted lines trough patch cords as shown in the fig.below.

Switch on the instrument using on/off toggle switch provided on the


front panel.
Increase the voltage supply through potentiometer (set voltage) in
steps at the
of transistor.
Note down the status of led.
Conclusion:- At a particular points of voltage when i/p voltage exceeds led
turns on.

Ckt. diagram for the connection at experiment panel me 795

Observation:S.N.

Reading of
voltmeter

Glowing of led remarks

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Precaution: All the connection should be tight.


Instrument should be of suitable range.
Reading should be taken carefully.

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