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  1. Sep 15, 2013 #1
    bhuvanesh

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    see the above image .in first circuit i added 0.1 ohm resistance i got around 6 v in emmiter side.and then i replaced it with 2.1k then i got 11v as out put .this is why and my supply is 12 v


    plzz help me
     
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    plzz help you what?
    Help you connect a transistor to the correct end of a battery?
     
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  3. Sep 15, 2013 #3
    ScottWang

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    You have to exchange the C and E of 2N1132A.
    And you can't only in series with a 0.1Ω to the B of bjt, it will burn out the bjt, you only can be in series with 0.1Ω to E or C of bjt.
     
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    bhuvanesh

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    exchange of c and e meant
     
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  5. Sep 15, 2013 #5
    ScottWang

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    Moving C to E and Moving E to C.

    You better using Rb(R1) at least from 1K, you can reach to 47K or 100K, it depends on how much C current you want.
     
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