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Transistor Characteristics Apparatus

  • Includes four Analog meters 1V 250uA 10V 15mA
  • Built-in Power supply
  • Common Emitter NPN type

1,550.00 3,200.00

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Description

The Transistor Characteristics Apparatus (NPN) is an educational laboratory instrument designed to study the electrical characteristics and operating behavior of NPN transistors. Manufactured and supplied by Elmo Agencies, a trusted scientific instrument manufacturer in Ambala, this apparatus is widely used in engineering colleges, technical institutes, and electronics laboratories for practical experiments involving semiconductor devices and transistor circuits.

A transistor is a semiconductor device widely used as an amplifier and electronic switch in modern electronic systems. The Transistor Characteristics Apparatus helps students understand transistor operation by allowing them to study voltage-current relationships in common base and common emitter configurations. Through practical experimentation, learners gain valuable knowledge of transistor biasing, amplification, switching, and current gain.

The apparatus is equipped with four analog meters for accurate observation of voltage and current during experiments. It includes two regulated power supplies of 0-1V/250µA and 0-10V/15mA, providing stable operating conditions for transistor testing. A high-quality NPN transistor is mounted inside the cabinet, enabling students to perform characteristic curve analysis and investigate transistor performance under different operating conditions.

Using this apparatus, students can plot input and output characteristics, study transistor behavior, and understand the role of semiconductor devices in electronic circuits. Manufactured using quality components by Elmo Labs and offered by Elmo Agencies, a leading manufacturer in Ambala, the Transistor Characteristics Apparatus is designed for accuracy, durability, and long-term laboratory use. Its practical design and educational value make it an essential instrument for electronics education, semiconductor studies, and engineering laboratory experiments.

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