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It can be seen from the following specification that the transistor has three limit voltage parameters

VCBO, VCEO, VEBO

I understand that when VCEO withstands the voltage, it is the case of IB=0, that is, when B is open, the voltage of CE is the highest.

Why is E open when VCBO withstands voltage? Why is the voltage of CB the highest when E is open?

Also, why is C open circuit when EB withstands the voltage? Why is the voltage of EB the highest when C is open circuit?

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[Why is E open circuit when VCBO withstands voltage? ] The letter O in VCBO means OPEN, which means open circuit. There are three poles in total. The withstand voltage between CB is measured, and the open circuit is naturally E.   Details Published on 2024-5-26 20:08
 
 

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This post was last edited by maychang on 2024-5-26 20:09

[Why is the voltage of CB the highest when E is open? ]

If E is connected to C when measuring VCBO, the measured value is the emitter junction withstand voltage.

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[Why is E open circuit when VCBO withstands voltage? ]

The letter O in VCBO means OPEN, which means open circuit. There are three poles in total. The withstand voltage between CB is measured, and the open circuit is naturally E.

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