Answer / karthik pissey

Biasing in electronics is the method of establishing
predetermined voltages and/or currents at various points of
an electronic circuit to set an appropriate operating point.
The operating point of a device, also known as bias point,
quiescent point, or simply Q-point, is the point on the
output characteristics that shows the direct current (DC)
collector-emitter voltage (VCE) and the collector current
(IC) with no input signal applied. The term is normally used
in connection with devices such as transistors.

Answer / mr.mime

biasing is applying a correct voltage to a circuit to be
able to conduct!


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Answer / rajasekar

The proper flow of zero signal collector current and the
maintenance of proper collector emitter voltage during the
passage of signalling is known as biasing

Answer / preethi

Biasing is defined as to stabilize the operating point by
apply a external current or voltage to a circuit.

Answer / shiwani singh

The proper maintainence of collector current and emitter
base voltage during the passage of signal is caleed biasing.

Answer / deepak sapkota

Biasing is the way of connection of the pn junction diode
(or any other diode or trangistor or fet etc)to the applied
dc potential. so there are two tipes of biasing mainly
forward biasing and reverse biasing.

Answer / veerababu

the process of applying dc voltage any terminal of transistor

Answer / annsh verma

appling external dc voltage to any electronic device is
called biasing as seen there is no current in the unbiased
pn junction

Answer / bajrang kumar

Biasing is a process of established connection between two electrical component which exchange energy may be electric current ya other energy

Answer / vasim khan

biasing is the way of connection of dc voltage i.e, forward
or reversed bias connection to the terminals of pn diode,
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