Collector Current using Current Amplification Factor Calculator

Calculate Collector Current





Formula

The formula to calculate the Collector Current is:

\[ I_c = \alpha \cdot I_e \]

Definition

Collector current is defined as the current flowing through the collector terminal of a transistor.

Example Calculation

Let's assume the following values:

Using the formula:

\[ I_c = 0.714 \cdot 0.00275 = 0.0019635 \text{ A} \]

Conversion Chart

Current Amplification Factor (α) Emitter Current (Ie) Collector Current (Ic)
0.7 0.00275 A 0.001925000000 A
0.701 0.00275 A 0.001927750000 A
0.702 0.00275 A 0.001930500000 A
0.703 0.00275 A 0.001933250000 A
0.704 0.00275 A 0.001936000000 A
0.705 0.00275 A 0.001938750000 A
0.706 0.00275 A 0.001941500000 A
0.707 0.00275 A 0.001944250000 A
0.708 0.00275 A 0.001947000000 A
0.709 0.00275 A 0.001949750000 A
0.71 0.00275 A 0.001952500000 A
0.711 0.00275 A 0.001955250000 A
0.712 0.00275 A 0.001958000000 A
0.713 0.00275 A 0.001960750000 A
0.714 0.00275 A 0.001963500000 A
0.715 0.00275 A 0.001966250000 A
0.716 0.00275 A 0.001969000000 A
0.717 0.00275 A 0.001971750000 A
0.718 0.00275 A 0.001974500000 A
0.719 0.00275 A 0.001977250000 A
0.72 0.00275 A 0.001980000000 A