Collector Voltage with respect to Ground Calculator

✖Collector Supply Voltage is the voltage of the power supply that is connected to the collector of the BJT.ⓘ Collector Supply Voltage [V_cc]			+10% -10%
✖Collector Current is the current that flows through the collector terminal of the BJT.ⓘ Collector Current [I_c]			+10% -10%
✖Collector Load Resistor is a resistor that is connected between the collector and V_ccterminals of a bipolar junction transistor.ⓘ Collector Load Resistor [R_c]			+10% -10%

✖Collector Voltage is the voltage difference between the collector terminal and the emitter terminal.ⓘ Collector Voltage with respect to Ground [V_c]

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Collector Voltage with respect to Ground

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`"V"_{"c"} = "V"_{"cc"}-"I"_{"c"}*"R"_{"c"}`

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`"27.78929V"="60.2V"-"216.0714mA"*"0.15kΩ"`

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Collector Voltage with respect to Ground Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Collector Voltage = Collector Supply Voltage-Collector Current*Collector Load Resistor
V_c = V_cc-I_c*R_c
This formula uses 4 Variables

Variables Used

Collector Voltage - (Measured in Volt) - Collector Voltage is the voltage difference between the collector terminal and the emitter terminal.
Collector Supply Voltage - (Measured in Volt) - Collector Supply Voltage is the voltage of the power supply that is connected to the collector of the BJT.
Collector Current - (Measured in Ampere) - Collector Current is the current that flows through the collector terminal of the BJT.
Collector Load Resistor - (Measured in Ohm) - Collector Load Resistor is a resistor that is connected between the collector and V_ccterminals of a bipolar junction transistor.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Collector Supply Voltage: 60.2 Volt --> 60.2 Volt No Conversion Required
Collector Current: 216.0714 Milliampere --> 0.2160714 Ampere (Check conversion here)
Collector Load Resistor: 0.15 Kilohm --> 150 Ohm (Check conversion here)

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

V_c = V_cc-I_c*R_c --> 60.2-0.2160714*150

Evaluating ... ...

V_c = 27.78929

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

27.78929 Volt --> No Conversion Required

FINAL ANSWER

27.78929 Volt <-- Collector Voltage

(Calculation completed in 00.004 seconds)

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Collector Current given Current Gain Mosfet

Go Collector Current = (Current Gain*(Negative Supply Voltage-Base Emitter Voltage))/(Base Resistance+(Current Gain+1)*Emitter Resistance)

Input Biasing Current of Mosfet

Go Input Biasing Current = (Negative Supply Voltage-Base Emitter Voltage)/(Base Resistance+(Current Gain+1)*Emitter Resistance)

Collector Emitter Voltage given Collector Resistance

Go Collector Emitter Voltage = Collector Supply Voltage-(Collector Current+Input Biasing Current)*Collector Load Resistor

Collector Current given Current Gain

Go Collector Current = Current Gain*(Collector Supply Voltage-Base Emitter Voltage)/Base Resistance

Collector Emitter Voltage

Go Collector Emitter Voltage = Collector Supply Voltage-Collector Load Resistor*Collector Current

DC Bias Current of MOSFET

Go DC Bias Current = 1/2*Transconductance Parameter*(Gate-Source Voltage-Threshold Voltage)^2

Collector Voltage with respect to Ground

Go Collector Voltage = Collector Supply Voltage-Collector Current*Collector Load Resistor

Emitter Voltage with respect to Ground

Go Emitter Voltage = -Negative Supply Voltage+(Emitter Current*Emitter Resistance)

Base Current of MOSFET

Go Input Biasing Current = (Bias Voltage-Base Emitter Voltage)/Base Resistance

DC Bias Output Voltage at Drain

Go Output Voltage = Supply Voltage-Load Resistance*DC Bias Current

Collector Current in Saturation

Go Collector Current Saturation = Collector Supply Voltage/Collector Load Resistor

DC Bias Current of MOSFET using Overdrive Voltage

Go DC Bias Current = 1/2*Transconductance Parameter*Effective Voltage^2

Input Bias Current

Go DC Bias Current = (Input Bias Current 1+Input Bias Current 2)/2

Bias Voltage of MOSFET

Go Total Instantaneous Bias Voltage = DC Bias Voltage+DC Voltage

Emitter Current of Mosfet

Go Emitter Current = Collector Current+Input Biasing Current

Collector Current of Mosfet

Go Collector Current = Current Gain*Input Biasing Current

Base Voltage with respect to Ground

Go Base Voltage = Emitter Voltage+Base Emitter Voltage

Bias Current in Differential Pair

Go DC Bias Current = Drain Current 1+Drain Current 2

Collector Voltage with respect to Ground Formula

Collector Voltage = Collector Supply Voltage-Collector Current*Collector Load Resistor
V_c = V_cc-I_c*R_c

What factors affect collector voltage?

There are a number of factors that affect the collector voltage including:

Base voltage: The base voltage is the voltage applied between the base and emitter terminals of the BJT. The base voltage controls the flow of current through the BJT. A higher base voltage will result in a higher collector current, which will in turn result in a lower collector voltage.
Collector current: The collector current is the current that flows through the collector terminal of the BJT. The collector current is determined by the base voltage and the load resistance. A higher collector current will result in a lower collector voltage.

How to Calculate Collector Voltage with respect to Ground?

Collector Voltage with respect to Ground calculator uses Collector Voltage = Collector Supply Voltage-Collector Current*Collector Load Resistor to calculate the Collector Voltage, The Collector Voltage with respect to Ground formula is defined as the voltage difference between the collector terminal and the emitter terminal. It is one of the three terminal voltages of a BJT, along with the base voltage and the emitter voltage. Collector Voltage is denoted by V_c symbol.

How to calculate Collector Voltage with respect to Ground using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Collector Voltage with respect to Ground, enter Collector Supply Voltage (V_cc), Collector Current (I_c) & Collector Load Resistor (R_c) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Collector Voltage with respect to Ground calculation can be explained with given input values -> -15.21071 = 60.2-0.2160714*150.

FAQ

What is Collector Voltage with respect to Ground?

The Collector Voltage with respect to Ground formula is defined as the voltage difference between the collector terminal and the emitter terminal. It is one of the three terminal voltages of a BJT, along with the base voltage and the emitter voltage and is represented as V_c = V_cc-I_c*R_c or Collector Voltage = Collector Supply Voltage-Collector Current*Collector Load Resistor. Collector Supply Voltage is the voltage of the power supply that is connected to the collector of the BJT, Collector Current is the current that flows through the collector terminal of the BJT & Collector Load Resistor is a resistor that is connected between the collector and V_ccterminals of a bipolar junction transistor.

How to calculate Collector Voltage with respect to Ground?

The Collector Voltage with respect to Ground formula is defined as the voltage difference between the collector terminal and the emitter terminal. It is one of the three terminal voltages of a BJT, along with the base voltage and the emitter voltage is calculated using Collector Voltage = Collector Supply Voltage-Collector Current*Collector Load Resistor. To calculate Collector Voltage with respect to Ground, you need Collector Supply Voltage (V_cc), Collector Current (I_c) & Collector Load Resistor (R_c). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Collector Supply Voltage, Collector Current & Collector Load Resistor and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

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