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Does the collector voltage have to be greater than the emitter voltage by few tenths of a volt for an NPN transitor
For an NPN transistor, does the collector voltage have to be greater than the emitter voltage by few tenths of a volt for it to be in active state? If yes what is the reason?
Also it says greater by a ...
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Transistor Amplifier Circuit (currents)
I have been studying transistor throughly this semester and I have always doubted this circuit schematic.
First of all is this schematic correct? What about current directions are they conventional? I ...
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How exactly does a transistor amplify the input current in CE configuration
I have gone through tons of forum discussions and videos and books but they all explain in terms of mathematical equations that factor the input by a 'larger than 1' number. What happens physically ...
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is any other technology than semiconductor transistors or vacuum tubes that can be used as active devices?
I am curious to know if one can amplify a signal or make nonlinear active distortion to an electric signal without semiconductor transistor or vacuum tube technologies?
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