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Transistor BC547 Datasheet !

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I don't understand why you have a problem with that. 0.7V is a nominal value for Vbe when the transistor is on but not saturated.
oh no !! 700mV = 0.7 V ... damn that was a silly mistake by me :-|
so it is 0.7V - 0.9V in active region i.e not saturated but on , does this value change when transistor is saturated ?
 
oh no !! 700mV = 0.7 V ... damn that was a silly mistake by me :-|
so it is 0.7V - 0.9V in active region i.e not saturated but on , does this value change when transistor is saturated ?
Vbe (sat) is when the transistor is saturated.
 
and what about Vbe min-580, Typ-660, Max-700mV
does this also changes in active or saturated region ?
 
and what about Vbe min-580, Typ-660, Max-700mV
does this also changes in active or saturated region ?
That is the value when operting in the active region, not saturated.
 
To make a transistor saturated then its base current is much higher than when it is an amplifier so of course its Vbe is also higher.
 
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