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[SOLVED] Use of a Base-Emitter resistor in a BJT

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While going through the datasheets of various BJTs, I found that in a majority of them the collector-base breakdown voltage is higher that the collector-emitter breakdown voltage.....

1. What is the use of a base-emitter resistor in a BJT?
2. Why is the collector-base breakdown voltage higher than the collector-emitter voltage (with base open)
3. With the use of a base-emitter resistor, does the collector-emitter breakdown voltage increase to the level of collector-base breakdown voltage? (since the base is no more open now)

Thanks
 

Think about Icb0 leakage current and transistor current gain.
 
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