The value of ß for a transistor is generally____________?
Correct answer: C. between 20 and 500
- A. 1
- B. less than 1
- C. between 20 and 500
- D. above 500
Explanation
The common-emitter current gain β is normally much greater than unity and commonly falls in the range of about 20 to 500. A value below 1 is associated with the common-base current gain α, not β.
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