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Download Solution PDFWhat happens to the collector current, when the emitter/base junction of the transistor becomes reverse biased?
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KVS TGT WET (Work Experience Teacher) 8 Jan 2017 Official Paper
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Option 1 : Collector current stops
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Region of operation
| Region of operation | Emitter - base Junction | Collector Base Junction |
| Cut - Off | RB | RB |
| Saturation | FB | FB |
| Active | FB | RB |
When emitter base junction is reverse biased then BJT is in cutoff which means open circuited .
Collector current becomes zero.
Hence correct option is "1"
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