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Standard XII
Physics
Mechanism of Formation of P-N Junction
In the given ...
Question
In the given transistor circuit, the base current is
35
μ
A
. the value of
R
b
is -
A
100
k
Ω
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B
200
k
Ω
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C
300
k
Ω
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D
400
k
Ω
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Solution
The correct option is
C
200
k
Ω
In the given loop, we can use KVL, and we can get-
7
−
(
35
μ
A
)
.
R
b
=
0
R
b
=
7
(
35
×
10
−
6
)
=
200000
Ω
=
200
k
Ω
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