In Case Of n-p-n transistor The Collector Current Is Always Less Than The Emitter Current Because :

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Question

In case of n-p-n transistor the collector current is always less than the emitter current because :

Solution

Correct option is

A few electrons are lost in the base and only the remaining ones reach the collector

A few electrons are lost in the base and only the remaining ones reach the collector

SIMILAR QUESTIONS

Q1

The a-c current gain  of a transistor is 150. What will be the change in the collector-current for a change of  in its base-current? What will be the change in the emitter-current? 

Q2

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Q3

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Q4

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Q5

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Q6

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Q7

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Q8

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Q9

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Q10

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