![]() ![]() In voltage divider biasing we also use resistor at the collector(R C) and emitter(R E).įollowing picture shows a voltage divider biasing circuit for Bipolar Junction Transistor(BJT). This is why the biasing circuit is called voltage divider biasing circuit. In this method, we use two resistor(R 1 and R 2) in resistor divider configuration to set fixed base current and voltage. There are different types of biasing techniques but the most effective is the voltage divider biasing method. For example different transistor of same transistor model 2N3904 can have different current gain. Also different transistor of same model can have slightly different current gain(DC beta). The current gain of transistor is what is important to stabilize because when temperature changes the current gain changes. This is required so that the output current and voltage from the transistor does not vary with environmental changes such as temperature and changing the transistor. Biasing a transistor means to set up input and output current and voltage of the transistor to a pre-defined values. When we want to use transistor to amplifier signal we need to bias the transistor. Here we show how to bias a Bipolar Junction Transistor using Voltage Divider Biasing Technique.įor implementation and real time testing see How to Build BJT amplifier and test with Soundcard based PC Oscilloscope using VDB There are different transistor biasing method such as self bias, base bias, emitter bias, voltage divider bias and others. A transistor is usually biased when the transistor is used to operate as an amplifier. Transistor biasing is required when we do not want varying output current and voltage due to changes in temperature or transistor changes. ![]()
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