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The power dissipation in a transistor is the product of

The power dissipation in a transistor is the product of

A.

emitter current and emitter to base voltage

B.

emitter current and collector to emitter voltage

C.

collector current and collector to emitter voltage

D.

none of the above

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Correct answer is C

Maximum power dissipation occurs at collector junction.

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