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In the hybrid –π model of a BJT, the capacitance Cc between the base and collector in the hybrid –π model is ignored.

In the hybrid –π model of a BJT, the capacitance Cc between the base and collector in the hybrid –π model is ignored. Correct Answer true

The capacitance Cc in the hybrid –π model is small and can be neglected. This has the effect of making the S12 parameter of the BJT equal to zero, implying that the power flows only in one direction through the device.

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