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Need for biasing

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biasing is nothing but addition of sufficient DC voltage source in the transistor circuit so that the transistor always remains in ON state. The AC signal has both positive and negative cycles , there is no problem with positive cycle , only negative cycle bothers us because the negative cycle makes the emitter-base junction reverse biased this brings the transistor to a cut-off state. To avoid this we bias the transistor with a DC voltage so that the emitter-base junction is always forward biased.

For an AC signal let the peaks be(+A,-A)

suppose that a DC voltage of V volts is applied then the peaks would change to (V+A,V-A) here we must always ensure that V>A

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as some transistors are needed to be overloaded . biasing process is done with them .

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The need of baising is to neutralis some of the charges of the depletion layer so that the majority charge carriers can flow across the junction freely.

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A: To set a voltage where the transistor is in its linear region as oppose to of or off.

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