Is My Bipolar Base Emitter Voltage Calculation Accurate?

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The discussion revolves around evaluating the accuracy of a bipolar base emitter voltage calculation. A participant suggests performing a backward calculation by inserting the results for Vbe into the original equations to verify the results. Another participant admits they haven't checked the entire calculation due to its complexity but supports the idea of using backward calculations as a method for confirmation. The conversation emphasizes the importance of validating calculations in electronics. Overall, the thread highlights the need for thorough verification in technical calculations.
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Hi again dear friends. , hope all are doing well.
Please could some one evaluate my work and advise me in case any correction is required.
Have a good day
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Hi Falcon, did you already try a calculation backwards?
That means: To insert the results for Vbe into the orignal equations?
 
LvW said:
Hi Falcon, did you already try a calculation backwards?
That means: To insert the results for Vbe into the orignal equations?
No
If you advise me to do that , then I will do it.
What about the formulae and method I have chosen, are they correct?
 
falcon555 said:
No
If you advise me to do that , then I will do it.
What about the formulae and method I have chosen, are they correct?
I must admit that I did not check the whole calculation (extensive and hard to read).
Therefore my recommendation. I think, such a calculation backwards is a simple method for confirming the result.
 

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