May I know the value of the burnt resistor?Thanks!!
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It could be much higher than that, it's really EXTREMELY uncritical, and in many cases could be left out entirely.
... because it's absolutely senseless and worthless in this position.
Not really, it ensures the output transistor stays turned OFF if there is slight leakage in the driver transistor - it's good practice to include it, but it's value can be almost anything higher than the lower resistor - preferably a LOT higher though.
hi,
I agree, a 'high' base/emitter resistor is recommended.
The fact that resistor has burnt out, suggests the pnp is a short circuit [base/collector]
And has to be O/C base/emitter as well, or just O/C base/emitter could make it burn up as it would have far too much voltage across it.
The BD140 is an ex- BD140.!
It's shuffled off this mortal coil - the only reason it worked was that it was nailed to its relay!![]()
The value of the base-emitter resistance affects the turn-off time of the transistor. See below.
I was taking issue with those who said that Rbe is unnecessary, or at least irrelevant. It may or may not be important in this particular circuit.It's of VERY little concern though, if it was of concern you would make better arrangements than that so it turned off much faster still.