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The reverse leakage current of a transistor when connected to CB configuration is 0.2A and it is 18A when the transistor is connected in CE configuration. Calculate α DC and β of the transistor. 1B=13A
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The reverse leakage current of a transistor when connected to CB configuration is 0.2A and it is 18A when the transistor is connected in CE configuration. Calculate α DC and β of the transistor. 1B=13A

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0.988 and 89

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