The value of stability factor for a base resistor bias is________________?
Correct answer: C. (ß+1)
- A. RB (ß+1)
- B. (ß+1)RC
- C. (ß+1)
- D. 1-ß
Explanation
For fixed base-resistor bias, the stability factor is S = 1 + β, commonly written as β + 1. This large value explains why the circuit is more sensitive to temperature than feedback-based bias circuits.
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