Transconductance evaluator uses Transconductance = Change in Collector Current/Change in Base-Collector Voltage to evaluate the Transconductance, Transconductance formula is defined as a measure of the change in output current of a bipolar transistor in response to a change in the voltage between the base and collector, providing a way to quantify the amplification capabilities of the transistor in a circuit. Transconductance is denoted by gm symbol.
How to evaluate Transconductance using this online evaluator? To use this online evaluator for Transconductance, enter Change in Collector Current (ΔIC) & Change in Base-Collector Voltage (Vbc) and hit the calculate button.