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forward and reverse-active in bipolar junction transistorforward-active or simply activethe base-collector junction is reverse biased and
regions of operationapplied voltagesmodee lt b lt cforward activee lt b gt csaturatione gt b lt ccut-offe gt b gt creverse-actionbipolar transistors
cmos processesthe low-performance lateral bipolar transistors occasionally employed in cmos processes are sometimes designed symmetrically ie with no
structure of bipolar junction transistor a bjt contains three differently doped semiconductor regions that are emitter region base region and
turn-on turn-off and storage delaythe bipolar transistor shows a few delay characteristics while turning on and off most of the transistors and
voltage current and charge controlthe collector-emitter current can be seen as being controlled through the base-emitter current current control or
npn bjt with forward-biasedan npn transistor can be referred as two diodes along with a shared anode in common operation the base-emitter junction is
bipolar junction transistortransistors are so named as they conduct via using both majority and minority carriers the bipolar junction transistor
limitations1 silicon transistors do not function at voltages much higher than about 1000 volts sic devices can be worked as high as 3000 volts in
comparison with vacuum tubesprior to the growth of transistors vacuum electron tubes or in the uk united kingdom thermionic valves or just valves
transistor as a switchtransistors are generally employed as electronic switches for both of the high power applications including switched-mode power
usage of transistorthe bipolar junction transistor that is abbreviated as bjt was the most generally used transistor in the 1960s and 70s even later
importancethe transistor is the main active component in practically all current electronics and is considered through many to be one of the greatest
history of transistorthe great physicist julius edgar lilienfeld filed the first patent for a transistor in canada in the year 1925 explaining a
transistora transistor is a semiconductor device that is employed to amplify and switch electronic signals it is made up of a solid piece of
vital parameters of regulator quality1 the output voltages temperature coefficient of is the change in output voltage with temperature perhaps
measures of regulator qualitythe output voltage can just be held roughly constant the regulation is fixed by two measurements1 load regulation is the
electronic voltage regulatorselectronic voltage regulators operate through comparing the actual output voltage to a few internal fixed reference
voltage regulatora voltage regulator is an electrical regulator intended to automatically keep a constant voltage level a voltage regulator is an
high-pass t filtersthree-element filters can comprise a t or pi topology and in either geometries a low-pass band-pass high-pass or band-stop
passive filterspassive implementations of linear filters are based upon combinations of inductors l resistors r and capacitors c these sorts are
half-wave rectifiera half-wave rectifier will just only give one peak per cycle and for this reason and other reasons is only employed in extremely
i3939m trying to design adc using max1198 and dac using idac in multisim 12 but none of them are working i need some help in this
what are the advantages of modern ac generators and integrated drive generators there are two questions here i3939d really like it if somebody could
an audio amplifier with feedback needs gain of approximately 500 in a 3-db bandwidth extending from 60 hz to 25 khz assume this is accomplished using