Transistor Bias Stability with power supply 1KHz Oscillator and 2 meters Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India

Product Code : SCL-EELE-12173

Indian Lab Suppliers supplies the Transistor Bias Stability with power supply 1KHz Oscillator and 2 meters (Product ID: 12173) as part of its electronics engineering lab equipment range. It is a board for studying how temperature shifts the operating point of a transistor amplifier and how that affects stability and distortion.

Quick Answer

A PNP transistor amplifier runs from a −12 V DC, 20 mA regulated supply, with a fixed 1 kHz oscillator (amplitude control) as the signal source. The transistor is heated in an electric oven read by a 0–110 °C thermometer, while a 65 mm 0–15 V DC voltmeter and a 65 mm two-range DC current meter track the operating point. Students measure leakage current against temperature, see the Q point shift, check its effect on amplifier stability, and watch distortion appear on an oscilloscope. The current meter ranges are listed as 500 and 10 with unclear units; please confirm them at quotation.

Key Specifications

ParameterDetail
DevicePNP transistor in single-stage amplifier
Built-in supply−12 V DC, 20 mA, regulated
Signal source1 kHz fixed oscillator with amplitude control
HeatingElectrically heated oven; thermometer 0–110 °C
VoltmeterDC, 65 mm, 0–15 V
Current meterDC, 65 mm, two switch-selected ranges (confirm at quotation)
Mains input230 V ±10%, 50 Hz AC, with mains switch, fuse and pilot lamp
Connections4 mm terminals; stackable spring-loaded patch cords, 0.5 m
Also required20 MHz CRO

Where This Is Used

Follows the Transistor Characteristics with 4Tr Power Supply and Dual Range Meters C.R. (Product ID: 12166) and the Audio Amplifier (CE) with power supply (Product ID: 12132) in amplifier design courses. The oven gets hot and the unit is mains powered; switch off and let it cool before handling. Browse the full Electronics Engineering Lab Equipment range or related Electronics Lab Equipment products.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the Q point move with temperature?
Leakage current and base-emitter voltage change as the transistor heats up.

How is the transistor heated?
In a built-in electrically heated oven.

What else is needed?
A 20 MHz oscilloscope to view distortion.

Related Categories

Electronics Engineering Lab Equipment · Electronics Lab Equipment · Electricity and Magnetism

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