The higher the value of beta for a transistor, the greater the difference between the values of IC and IE.

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The difference between IC (collector current) and IE (emitter current) is primarily due to the small base current IB, not directly related to the value of beta (β). Beta indicates the current amplification factor, showing how much the collector current (IC) is larger than the base current (IB), but both IC and IE increase with beta, keeping their difference relatively constant, primarily influenced by IB.

The Higher the Value of Beta for a Transistor, the Greater