transistor base emitter collector identification 2n3055

#Transistor base emitter collector identification 2n3055 series#

And it will result in enormous heating problems. The whole input voltage will be dropped across the power transistor. The VEC is 20V-5V = 15V So, the wattage is 15 watts. It needs to dissipate wattage is 7V x 1A = 7W. The voltage across the transistor (VCE)is 20V -12V = 7V. It needs to dissipate wattage is 5V x 1A = 5W. The voltage across the transistor (VCE) is 20V -15V = 5V. It is effectively a dropper resistor and must dissipate heat according to ohms law. The transistor of C is dropping the most voltage. At 1A the current.ĭo you know which transistor has the most heat loss? Or… It must dissipate or reduce it.ĭo you see an image? It is simple. The transistor-Q1 works look like a resistor.

#Transistor base emitter collector identification 2n3055 series#

In this series pass transistor regulator. Of course, energy will be expressed by heat. It should reduce the loss of energy in the circuit to a minimum. The transistor- 2N3055 can power load current up to 2A. The circuit will induct them into the transient noise.

The power supply has a stray magnetic field.

R1 increases the stability of the load circuit.C3 is a 0.047uF decoupler capacitor to filter out the transient noise.C2 keeps the reference voltage to be stable better.C1 is a smoothing capacitor at an input.Thus, it has a much more stabilized output. The advantage of this circuit, we can use a tiny current to Zener diode and base of a transistor. Because the voltage of Base-emitter less, transistor Q1 works less too. So it keeps the output voltage to be a constant level. But the base-emitter voltage rises up, transistor Q1 works more. In general, the output voltage is low down. In the circuit, the transistor has a proper gain and changing of VBE help it.

Since it is a power supply that regulates a certain power output. This voltage is still suitable for many loads using the 12V supply such as receiver radios.