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Is the 2N5777 photo diode an APD or a pin diode?
The 2N5777 is a Darlington silicon NPN photo detector, or, if you prefer a photoDarlington. A link is provided to a bit of data on this device.
Is a npn phototransistor normally open or normally closed?
It depends on the phototransistor's design. Most are normally open until you shine light on them.
How does a phototransistor differ from a conventional BJT?
A phototransistor differs from a conventional bipolar junction transistor (BJT) primarily in its sensitivity to light. While a BJT relies on electrical current for operation, a phototransistor generates current when exposed to light, allowing it to function as a sensor. This makes phototransistors particularly useful in applications like light detection and optical communication. Additionally, phototransistors typically have lower gain compared to BJTs and are designed to be responsive to specific light wavelengths.
What type of bias causes a diode to conduct?
forward bias
Forward bias and reverse bias?
forward bias is in the direction a junction or vacuum tube wants to conduct currentreverse bias is in the direction a junction or vacuum tube opposes conducting current
What are the characteristics phototransistor 2N5777?
http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/86407/ASI/2N5777.html * High Sensitivity * Economical T0-92 Compatible Package ~MECHASUN~
How do you bias a 2N5777 photo transistor?
connect the base of the transistor to a variable resistor and to a normal resistor
Is the 2N5777 photo diode an APD or a pin diode?
The 2N5777 is a Darlington silicon NPN photo detector, or, if you prefer a photoDarlington. A link is provided to a bit of data on this device.
Is a npn phototransistor normally open or normally closed?
It depends on the phototransistor's design. Most are normally open until you shine light on them.
Give the meaning of L and G in L14G1 phototransistor?
In the designation L14G1 phototransistor, the "L" typically stands for "light," indicating that it is a light-sensitive device. The "G" often represents "germanium" or "glass," referring to the material used in the phototransistor's construction or packaging. The "14" and "1" are likely specific model numbers or series identifiers used by the manufacturer to differentiate this phototransistor from others in their lineup.
What is the emitter base collector in 2N5777 photo transistors?
1st pin is emitter then collector and base
What are the 3 legs of a phototransistor?
Emitter, base & collector.
How can a phototransistor be utilized as a normally open digital input?
A phototransistor can be used as a normally open digital input by connecting it in a circuit where it is exposed to light. When light falls on the phototransistor, it conducts current, effectively closing the circuit and signaling a "high" digital input. Conversely, in the absence of light, the phototransistor remains off, indicating a "low" input. This setup allows for light activation of digital signals in applications like light-sensitive switches or optical sensors.
How does a phototransistor differ from a conventional BJT?
A phototransistor differs from a conventional bipolar junction transistor (BJT) primarily in its sensitivity to light. While a BJT relies on electrical current for operation, a phototransistor generates current when exposed to light, allowing it to function as a sensor. This makes phototransistors particularly useful in applications like light detection and optical communication. Additionally, phototransistors typically have lower gain compared to BJTs and are designed to be responsive to specific light wavelengths.
What are the different types of biasing?
Fixed Bias,Self Bias, Forward Bias, Reverse Bias
A bias is a what?
a bias is a(n)
What bias is called self bias?
What? Bias is a one sided opinion
