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What's the difference between a bjt fixed bias with and without a...
Since the emitter resistor is normally bypassed with a capacitor, none of the parameters would change. But without the emitter resistor the bias would tend to be unstable, changing from transistor to transistor, and with temperature. edit, ... Read More »
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What resistors are the effective DC resistance in a BJT transisto...
An amplifier comprising a bipolar transistor with a non-linear load resistance increases the forward gain of the amplifier. Read More »
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How to find the effective dc resistence in a BJT transistor ampli...
An amplifier comprising a bipolar transistor with a non-linear load resistance that increases the forward gain of the amplifier. Read More »
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Here is a link to the tutorial on this website that covers material on the various techniques for implementing feedback for BJTs. You will see the material on emitter resistors and their effect on the transistor's behaviour. hgmjr
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