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BEL-TAT: Transistor Application Trainer

  • 1) Single board system, capable of covering over 20 Experiments.

    2) Suitable for studying the characteristics and applications of different transistor devices.

    3) IEEE symbol of all components provided on the PCB.

    4) All Components are visible clearly on the top of the PCB.

    5) Mobile based Interactive e-Manual.
1) On-board dual variable DC power supply of 0–30 V, suitable for circuit experimentation.                          

2) Resistor Bank (54 resistors)
Range from 100Ω to 1MΩ for ¼ watt

3) Capacitor Bank (27 capacitors)
Range from 47 pF to 100 µF

4)  Inductor Bank (9 inductors)
Range from 2.2 mH to 47 µH

5) Potentiometer Bank (6 potentiometer)
Range from 1K to 1M

6)  Light Emitting Diode (GREEN LED 5mm)

7) Diode (4 – 1N4007)

8) Zener Diode (5.1V)

9) Transistor Bank (15 transistors)
i) BC-107 : 2 nos.  
ii) BD139 : 2 nos      
iii) 2N2222 : 2 nos  
iv) BD138 : 2 nos      
v) SL100 : 2 nos    
vi) BFW10 : 2 nos      
vii) IRFZ44N : 2 nos  
viii) 2N2646 : 1 nos

10) Breadboard (175mmX63mm)
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1) To identify and check type of Transistor NPN, PNP

2) BJT as Switch                           

2) Logic gates using BJT

3) BJT as a DC amplifier

Amplifier
1) CE amplifier-frequency response, signal handling capacity, input and output impedance

2) Cascade amplifier-frequency response, signal handling capacity, input and output impedance

3) Single stage CB amplifier gain versus frequency

Feedback amplifier
1) Voltage series feedback (negative) amplitude, frequency response, input and output impedance calculation

2) Voltage shunt feedback (negative) amplitude, frequency response, input and output impedance calculation

3) Current series feedback (negative) amplitude, frequency response, input and output impedance calculation

4) Class-A / Class-B power amplifier

5) Fixed bias amplifier using BJT

6) Design and construct BJT common emitter amplifier using voltage divider bias (self-bias) with and without bypass emitter resistors

7) Design and construct BJT common collector amplifier using voltage divider bias (self-bias)

8) RC coupled amplifier · Emitter follower amplifier

9) Darlington amplifier · Oscillator · Multi-vibrator

‍Regulator
1) Series and shunt regulator, calculate ripple factor

‍FET / MOSFET
1) FET common source amplifiers, gain versus frequency, bandwidth, input output impedance and maximum signal handling capacity

2) Common drain FET amplifier, frequency response, signal handling capacity, input and output impedance

3) FET biasing circuit (self, voltage divider, fixed)

4) UJT relaxation oscillator / UJT saw-tooth generator

5) Construct different bias circuit and analyze the wave form a) Fixed bias b) Emitter bias c) Voltage divider bias

6) Transistor as switch with timing calculation

7) Verify digital logic gate using transistor (NOT, NAND, NOR)

8) DC amplifier

9) Transistor time delay circuit

10) Schmitt trigger circuit

11) Frequency response of single tuned coupled circuit (tuned class C)

12) Bootstrap sweep circuit

13) Sweep wave generator
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