transistor bias current

robismyname · Aug 18, 2009

If a transistor is biased at 3V,60ma does that mean the supply current is 60mA?

diegobb · Aug 18, 2009

bias current

I think you need to me more specific.
Regards.

dick_freebird · Aug 18, 2009

transistor bias current transistor

That would be the way to guess (voltage is Vce or Vds,
current is Ic or Id).

Audioguru · Aug 19, 2009

transistor bias

Maybe the collector current is 60mA.
The supply current is more because the transistor also needs base current.

anush.mit · Aug 19, 2009

bias transistor ads

What exactly do you mean when you say 3V,60ma?
Anyway measure the flowing current near the power supply when the transistor is working (as a switch or in amp) to get the supply current...

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