Collector current when saturation current of DC is given Calculator

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✖Saturation current is the diode leakage current density in the absence of light. It is an important parameter which differentiates one diode from another.ⓘ Saturation current [I_s]			+10% -10%
✖The voltage across the base–emitter junction is the forward voltage between the base and emitter of the transistor.ⓘ Voltage across the base–emitter junction [V_BE]			+10% -10%
✖Thermal Voltage is the voltage produced within the p-n junction.ⓘ Thermal voltage [V_t]			+10% -10%
✖Saturation current for DC is the transistor leakage current density in the absence of light. It is an important parameter that differentiates one transistor from another.ⓘ Saturation current for DC [I_SC]			+10% -10%
✖Voltage across base-collector junction is the electric potential between the base and collector region of a transistor.ⓘ Voltage across base-collector junction [V_BC]			+10% -10%

✖Collector current is an amplified output current of a bipolar junction transistor.ⓘ Collector current when saturation current of DC is given [I_c]

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Base current when saturation current in DC is given

Base Current=(Saturation current/Common emitter current gain)*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage)+Saturation Vapour Pressure at Water Surface*e^(Voltage across base-collector junction/Thermal voltage) GO

Emitter current when common-emitter current gain is given

Emitter current=((Common emitter current gain+1)/Common emitter current gain)*Saturation current*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage) GO

Diode Equation

Diode Equation=Saturation current*(2.71^(Voltage across diode/(Emission coefficient or ideality factor*Volts-Equivalent of Temperature))-1) GO

Concentration of electrons injected from emitter to base

Concentration of e- injected from emitter to base=Thermal Equilibrium Value*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage) GO

Non-Ideal Diode Equation

Diode Current=Saturation current*(e^(([Charge-e]*Voltage across diode)/(Emission coefficient or ideality factor*[BoltZ]*Temperature))-1) GO

Base Current 2 of BJT

Base Current 2=(Saturation current/Common emitter current gain)*(e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage)) GO

Emitter current when constant of the transistor is given

Emitter current=(Saturation current/Common-base current gain.)*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage) GO

Collector current when saturation current is given

Collector current=Saturation current*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage) GO

Collector Current of BJT

Collector current=Saturation current*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage) GO

Ideal Diode Equation

Diode Current=Saturation current*(e^([Charge-e]*Voltage)/([BoltZ]*Temperature)-1) GO

Diode Equation

Diode Current=Saturation current*(e^(Voltage across diode/0.026)-1) GO

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Collector current when early voltage is given for NPN transistor

Collector current=Saturation current*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage)*(1+Voltage across collector-emitter/Early voltage) GO

Collector current when saturation current is given

Collector current=Saturation current*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage) GO

Collector Current of BJT

Collector current=Saturation current*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage) GO

Collector current of PNP transistor

Collector current=Saturation current*e^(Voltage across emitter-base junction/Thermal voltage) GO

Collector current of PNP transistor when common-emitter current gain

Collector current=Forced common-emitter current gain*Base Current GO

Collector current using Current amplification factor

Collector current=Current Amplification factor*Emitter current GO

Collector current of PNP transistor when common-base current gain is given

Collector current=Common-base current gain.*Emitter current GO

Collector current when emitter current is given

Collector current=Common-base current gain.*Emitter current GO

Collector current using Base transport factor

Collector current=Base Transport factor*Base Current GO

collector current Of A Transistor Using alpha

Collector current=Alpha*Emitter current GO

Collector current Of A Transistor Using Beta

Collector current=Beta*Base Current GO

Collector current when saturation current of DC is given Formula

Collector current=Saturation current*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage)-Saturation current for DC*e^(Voltage across base-collector junction/Thermal voltage)
Ic=Is*e^(VBE/Vt)-ISC*e^(VBC/Vt)

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Collector Current of BJT GO

Base Current 1 of BJT GO

Base Current 2 of BJT GO

Total base current GO

Emitter Current GO

Emitter current when common-emitter current gain is given GO

Emitter current when saturation current is given GO

Collector current when emitter current is given GO

Common-base current gain GO

Emitter current when constant of the transistor is given GO

Common-emitter current gain in terms of common-base current gain GO

Concentration of electrons injected from emitter to base GO

What is saturation collector current?

Saturation, as the name might imply, is where the base current has increased well beyond the point that the emitter-base junction is forward biased. In fact, the base current has increased beyond the point where it can cause the collector current flow to increase.

How to Calculate Collector current when saturation current of DC is given?

Collector current when saturation current of DC is given calculator uses Collector current=Saturation current*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage)-Saturation current for DC*e^(Voltage across base-collector junction/Thermal voltage) to calculate the Collector current, The Collector current when saturation current of DC is given carried by the electrons that reach the collector region. Its direction will be opposite to that of the flow of electrons, and thus into the collector terminal. Its magnitude will be proportional to e_Vbe/Vt. Collector current and is denoted by I_c symbol.

How to calculate Collector current when saturation current of DC is given using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Collector current when saturation current of DC is given, enter Saturation current (I_s), Voltage across the base–emitter junction (V_BE), Thermal voltage (V_t), Saturation current for DC (I_SC) and Voltage across base-collector junction (V_BC) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Collector current when saturation current of DC is given calculation can be explained with given input values -> 1.006E+82 = 0.01*e^(5/0.02585)-0.5*e^(2/0.02585).

FAQ

What is Collector current when saturation current of DC is given?

The Collector current when saturation current of DC is given carried by the electrons that reach the collector region. Its direction will be opposite to that of the flow of electrons, and thus into the collector terminal. Its magnitude will be proportional to e_Vbe/Vt and is represented as I_c=I_s*e^(V_BE/V_t)-I_SC*e^(V_BC/V_t) or Collector current=Saturation current*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage)-Saturation current for DC*e^(Voltage across base-collector junction/Thermal voltage). Saturation current is the diode leakage current density in the absence of light. It is an important parameter which differentiates one diode from another, The voltage across the base–emitter junction is the forward voltage between the base and emitter of the transistor, Thermal Voltage is the voltage produced within the p-n junction, Saturation current for DC is the transistor leakage current density in the absence of light. It is an important parameter that differentiates one transistor from another and Voltage across base-collector junction is the electric potential between the base and collector region of a transistor.

How to calculate Collector current when saturation current of DC is given?

The Collector current when saturation current of DC is given carried by the electrons that reach the collector region. Its direction will be opposite to that of the flow of electrons, and thus into the collector terminal. Its magnitude will be proportional to e_Vbe/Vt is calculated using Collector current=Saturation current*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage)-Saturation current for DC*e^(Voltage across base-collector junction/Thermal voltage). To calculate Collector current when saturation current of DC is given, you need Saturation current (I_s), Voltage across the base–emitter junction (V_BE), Thermal voltage (V_t), Saturation current for DC (I_SC) and Voltage across base-collector junction (V_BC). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Saturation current, Voltage across the base–emitter junction, Thermal voltage, Saturation current for DC and Voltage across base-collector junction and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

How many ways are there to calculate Collector current?

In this formula, Collector current uses Saturation current, Voltage across the base–emitter junction, Thermal voltage, Saturation current for DC and Voltage across base-collector junction. We can use 11 other way(s) to calculate the same, which is/are as follows -

Collector current=Base Transport factor*Base Current
Collector current=Current Amplification factor*Emitter current
Collector current=Alpha*Emitter current
Collector current=Beta*Base Current
Collector current=Saturation current*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage)
Collector current=Common-base current gain.*Emitter current
Collector current=Saturation current*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage)
Collector current=Saturation current*e^(Voltage across emitter-base junction/Thermal voltage)
Collector current=Common-base current gain.*Emitter current
Collector current=Forced common-emitter current gain*Base Current
Collector current=Saturation current*e^(Voltage across the base–emitter junction/Thermal voltage)*(1+Voltage across collector-emitter/Early voltage)

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