Thermal voltage VT can be given by____________?
Correct answer: B. KT/q
- A. Kq/T
- B. KT/q
- C. qT/K
- D. (K2/q)(T + 1/T - 1)
Explanation
Thermal voltage is obtained from the energy-to-voltage relation, giving V_T = kT/q, where k is Boltzmann's constant, T is absolute temperature, and q is electronic charge.
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