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what do you mean by "load"? "If there is no load, you can read it straight off the graph."

the resistor is the divide yea? if i will put x amper in the base.. how can i know, through the graph, the collector current? thanks allot

thanks every one but i think it is really to profound explanation.. i don't understan (and i read comments) why should the vce change?- the ib is fixed.. how can it change?

can you try phrase it in a simple language ? i don't speak fluent english and wikipedia use to add examples and phrases from all the levels of physics

hi i have an exam next sunday and i really have no clue about this thing.. in an transitor IC-Vce graph(as it apear on the third page of this site - (first line and right graph) www.onsemi.com/pub_link/Collateral/2SB1204-D.PDF) why are the Vce and Ic changing when the Ib is staying the same?

ah ok i sent that message before to you

you mean like ready components that can transmit a signal?

someone?

is it possible to generate a stable frequent without understanding the billion laws arround it such as Coulomb and Lenz's law (and about 20 more)? if so what laws and principles are necessary to know and what arent(the explanations of wikipedia are too complicated)?

ahh ok i got confused then i thought the bluetooth is the method itself is it possible to transmit data through short lengh radio wave with a home-made transmitter?

hi thanks but the circuit in arduino site is a completed one with a mini processor- i am looking for a guide that teaches how to build a circuit like this- how to transfer data through a bluetooth transmiter, how the radio waves works- do you know a site that teaches it or it is to comlicated...

hey im in 11th grade and I am in a electorinc trend at school, we have to make a project for school and i want to combine bluetooth technology in it. i looked i looked Through the internet for guilding- how it is built, are there any protocols, how to use / transmit/recive - everything. so far i...