The derating factor for a BJT transistor is about - Electronic Devices and Circuits

Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) : Electronic Devices and Circuits - Quiz(MCQ)

The derating factor for a BJT transistor is about

0.5 mW/Â°C

2.5 mW/Â°C

10 mW/Â°C

25 mW/Â°C

Correct Answer : Option (B) : 2.5 mW/Â°C

Explanation : For every 1°C rise in ambient temperature the power dissipation must be reduced by 2.5 mW so that transistor is safe.

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