(a) For an ideal p-n-p transistor, current components are given by IEp = 3.1 mA, IEn = 0.02 mA, ICp = 3.09 mA and ICn = 0.001 mA.
Determine (i) emitter efficiency γ (ii) base transport factor αT (iii) common base current gain α0 (iv) ICBO (b) An n-p-n transistor has a base transport factor αT of 0.9991, an emitter efficiency γ of 0.9992. Calculate αo and βo for this device.
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