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What Is the Difference Between a DC/DC Converter and a DC/DC Controller?
Thanks Berkeman, yup, I guess you are right. Some of it having external circuit like protection circuit or filtering.- alexhong81
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What Is the Difference Between a DC/DC Converter and a DC/DC Controller?
I am just wondering, what is the difference between a DC/DC converter or DC/DC Controller? It seems to be a same voltage converter IC?- alexhong81
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Transistor Base to Emitter Voltage
Thanks...guess i will have to do some reading up first...- alexhong81
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Transistor Base to Emitter Voltage
Thanks Claude. See whether my interpretation of your explanation is correct: BJT in active region, VCE>VCE(sat): VBE(on) = nominal base emitter voltage. BJT in saturation region, VCE<VCE(sat), Ib>Ic/HFE BJT in active region, Ib higher, VBE(sat) higher. 1. What happens when VBE is lower...- alexhong81
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Transistor Base to Emitter Voltage
I am sorry, you are right, I got the wrong value here. I am looking at this NPN transistor ZXTD6717E6, Diodes Inc. VCE(sat) = 0.245V max (havent seen such low VCEsat before) VBE(sat) = 0.93V typical VBE(on) = 0.865V typical If i am not wrong, When VCE > 0.245V and VBE > 0.93V the...- alexhong81
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Transistor Base to Emitter Voltage
just wondering, what is the difference between Base-Emitter Saturation Voltage and Base-Emitter on Voltage ? VBE (sat) = 0.5V VBE (on) = 0.7V- alexhong81
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- Base Transistor Voltage
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering