ENG 1450 Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering
Lab 5
Transistor, Motor with Optical Control
Name: _______________________________
Student Number: _______________________________
Lab Section: _______________________________
Instructor: _______________________________
Date: _______________________________
Build Quality (F / W / O) _________ _________________________
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Did students clean-up after the lab and dismantle the motor? ____________________
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, Part A: The Transistor
Note: For the following measurements you will need two separate negative voltage sources,
which can be obtained by using two project boards.
Figure 1 shows the pin-out of the TIP107 PNP transistor that you will use in this lab.
Figure 1: Pin-out of the TIP107 transistor and its circuit symbol.
Build the circuit depicted in Figure 2. Select RB = 3.3 kΩ, RC = 270 Ω, VCC = -8 V.
Figure 2: Bias circuit of the transistor.
Depending on the voltage between the Emitter and Base (VEB), the transistor will be on or off,
meaning the current IC will be 0 A (or very small).
ENG 1450 - Lab 5 October 23, 2016-v1 Page 2
Lab 5
Transistor, Motor with Optical Control
Name: _______________________________
Student Number: _______________________________
Lab Section: _______________________________
Instructor: _______________________________
Date: _______________________________
Build Quality (F / W / O) _________ _________________________
TA signature
Did students clean-up after the lab and dismantle the motor? ____________________
TA signature
ENG 1450 - Lab 5 October 23, 2016-v1 Page 1
, Part A: The Transistor
Note: For the following measurements you will need two separate negative voltage sources,
which can be obtained by using two project boards.
Figure 1 shows the pin-out of the TIP107 PNP transistor that you will use in this lab.
Figure 1: Pin-out of the TIP107 transistor and its circuit symbol.
Build the circuit depicted in Figure 2. Select RB = 3.3 kΩ, RC = 270 Ω, VCC = -8 V.
Figure 2: Bias circuit of the transistor.
Depending on the voltage between the Emitter and Base (VEB), the transistor will be on or off,
meaning the current IC will be 0 A (or very small).
ENG 1450 - Lab 5 October 23, 2016-v1 Page 2