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modified 8 years ago

How To Simulate or Make A BC547 Transisitor on EveryCircuit

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I need a full specification on making a BC547 or simulate it. I need to know how I have to fix the Reverse and Forward beta for this?Anyone there to help me?Please!
published 8 years ago
Robert_Kidd
8 years ago
Touch transistor. Touch spanner. Touch yellow at left to bring up full spec. Touch to select forward or reverse then use dial to change value.
WTFCircuit
8 years ago
This is not what he asked robert😂
sr13579
8 years ago
yes you are right WTF....I am asking for the theory...the math of it.
Robert_Kidd
8 years ago
No problem.
Robert_Kidd
8 years ago
Perhaps WTF can help.
WTFCircuit
8 years ago
No I can't unfortunately, the only thing I know is that the forward beta is the hfe, which you can find in the bc547 datasheet, about the reverse beta I don't actually know.
Robert_Kidd
8 years ago
Wikipedia has quite a lot of detail including equations. Whether it's what you're looking for I don't know. Scroll down to Ebers-Moll model.
DesinMind
1 year ago
Ok a bit late but for everyone learning. A transistor is basically a current control device. It’s function is current gain in other words Amplification. Each transistor in the real world is a dynamic device . Therefore it’s gain depends entirely on its use. In small input current applications it’s gain is denoted as hfe and in high output current as hFE. . Notice the capitals. “h” stands for hybrid . Note Everciruit simulate hfe as Beta which is the same or A/A meaning amps in vs amps out and the gain ratio. Here is the problem . hfe &hFE will have two values. This is because a Bc547b is a low power switch . If your switching high currrent like say a relay the Beta A/A will be say 100-300 . Typically for Bc547b is 180. So set A/A to 180 is sufficient. Hope this helps

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