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The Bipolar Junction Transistor
– Fundamentals
– Ideal Transistor Analysis
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Introduction
• The BJT is a 3-terminal device
– 2 types: PNP and NPN
VEB = VE – VB VBE = VB – VE
VCB = VC – VB VBC = VB – VC
VEC = VE – VC VCE = VC – VE
= VEB - VCB = VCB - VEB
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PNP BJT Operation (Qualitative)
“Active Bias”: VEB > 0 (forward bias), VCB < 0 (reverse bias)
ICn
“Emitter” “Collector”
“Base”
ICp
IC
Spring 2003 EE130 Lecture 15, Slide 5
β dc ≅
IB
BJT Design
• Important features of a good transistor:
– Injected minority carriers do not recombine in the
neutral base region
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Base Current Components
The base current consists of majority carriers supplied for
1. Recombination of injected minority carriers in the base
2. Injection of carriers into the emitter
3. Reverse saturation current in collector junction
• Reduces | IB |
4. Recombination in the base-emitter depletion region
Circuit Configurations
4
Modes of Operation
Common-emitter output characteristics
(IC vs. VCE)
BJT Electrostatics
• Under normal operating conditions, the BJT may be
viewed electrostatically as two independent pn junctions
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BJT Performance Parameters (PNP)
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Notation (PNP BJT)
∆nE
I En = −qADE ddx " I Ep = −qADB d∆dxpB
x "= 0 x =0
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Emitter Region Formulation
• Diffusion equation:
d 2 ∆n E
0 = DE dx "2
− ∆τnEE
• Boundary Conditions:
∆nE ( x" → ∞) = 0
∆nE ( x" = 0) = nE 0 (e qVEB / kT − 1)
• Boundary Conditions:
∆pB (0) = pB 0 (e qVEB / kT − 1)
∆pB (W ) = pB 0 (e qVCB / kT − 1)
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Collector Region Formulation
• Diffusion equation:
d 2 ∆nC
0 = DC dx '2
− ∆τnCC
• Boundary Conditions:
∆nC ( x' → ∞) = 0
∆nC ( x' = 0) = nC 0 (e qVCB / kT − 1)
Current Formulation
∆nE
I En = −qADE ddx " x "= 0
I Ep = −qADB d∆dxpB
x =0
I Cp = −qADB d∆dxpB
x =W
I Cn = qADC d∆dxn'C
x '= 0
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Emitter Region Solution
d 2 ∆n E
• The solution of 0 = DE
dx "2
− ∆τnEE is:
∆nE ( x" ) = A1e − x"/ LE + A2 e x"/ LE
• From the boundary conditions: ∆nE ( x" → ∞) = 0
∆nE ( x" = 0) = nE 0 (e qVEB / kT − 1)
− x "/ LE
we have: ∆nE ( x" ) = nE 0 (e EB − 1)e
qV / kT
− x '/ L
• we have: ∆nC ( x' ) = nC 0 (e CB − 1)e C
qV / kT
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Base Region Solution
d 2 ∆n B
• The solution of 0 = DB dx 2
− ∆τpBB is:
∆p B ( x) = A1e − x / LB + A2 e x / LB
• From the boundary conditions: ∆pB (0) = pB 0 (e EB − 1)
qV / kT
∆p B (W ) = p B 0 (e qVCB / kT − 1)
we have:
∆pB ( x ) = pB 0 ( e qVEB / kT − 1) ( e ( W − x ) / LB − e − ( W − x ) / LB
eW / LB − e −W / LB
)
+ pB 0 ( e qVCB / kT − 1) ( e x / LB − e − x / L B
eW / LB − e −W / LB
)
Spring 2003 EE130 Lecture 15, Slide 21
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• We know cosh (ξ ) = eξ + e − ξ
2
• Therefore, we have:
I Ep = qA DLBB pB 0 [ cosh(W / LB )
sinh(W / LB ) (e qVEB / kT − 1) − sinh(W1 / LB ) e qVCB / kT − 1 ( )]
and:
I Cp = qA DLBB pB 0 [ 1
sinh(W / LB )
cosh(W / L
(e qVEB / kT − 1) − sinh(W / LBB )) e qVCB / kT − 1 ( )]
Terminal Currents
• We know:
I En = qA DLEE nE 0 (e qVEB / kT − 1)
I Ep = qA DLBB pB 0 [ cosh(W / L B )
(e qVEB / kT − 1) − sinh(W1 / LB ) e qVCB / kT − 1 ( )]
p [ − 1)]
sinh(W / L B )
I Cp = qA DLBB 1
B 0 sinh(W / LB ) (e qVEB / kT − 1) − sinh(W / LBB ))
cosh(W / L
(e qVCB / kT
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Simplification
• In real BJTs, we make W << LB for high gain.
Then, since
sinh (ξ ) → ξ for ξ << 1
cosh (ξ ) → 1 + ξ2 for ξ << 1
2
we have:
1
α dc =
1+
ni E 2 D N W
E B
ni B 2 DB N E LE
+ 12 ( )
W 2
LB
1
β dc = ni E 2 D N W
E B
ni B 2 DB N E LE
+ 12 ( )
W 2
LB
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