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Asked: 2024-08-27T20:50:12+05:30 In:

For a transistor, the safe operating area (SOA) is a plot of

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0%a) Ib versus Vce ( 0 voters )
0%b) Ib versus Ic ( 0 voters )
100% c) Ic versus Vce ( 2 voters )
0% d) Ic versus time ( 0 voters )
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      The safe operating area (SOA) for a transistor is a plot of collector current (Ic) versus collector-emitter voltage (Vce). This graphical representation is crucial as it depicts the boundaries within which the transistor can operate without being damaged. The SOA ensures the device operates safely under various conditions, including variations in current, voltage, temperature, and pulse duration, preventing issues such as excessive power dissipation, thermal runaway, and breakdown.

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    2. nehal dalki

      Answer: c
      Explanation: For reliable operation the collector current & voltage must remain within the
      SOA curves.

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