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what is the relationship of Vth and temperature ?

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vth vs temperature

what is the relationship of Vth and T? someone says that is -1.5mV/degree, right?

when temperature increases, Vth bigger or smaller? pls.
 

Re: Vth vs T

Hi,
I guess, by Vth you meant threshold voltage. But if you meant thermal Voltage then, it is proportional to temperature.
Vth=kT/q, where k is Boltzmann's constant, T= absolute temperature and q is the charge, which is approx, 0.086 V/deg. C

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RDV
 

Vth vs T

VTH is decease as temp rise
juat as the Vbe
 

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