'Base collector junction' presentation slideshows

Lecture 4

Lecture 4. BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTORS (BJTs). By: Syahrul Ashikin Azmi PPKSE. INTRODUCTION. What is transistor? A three-terminal device whose output current, voltage and/or power are controlled by its input.

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTORS (BJTs). INTRODUCTION. What is transistor? A three-terminal device whose output current, voltage and/or power are controlled by its input.

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BJT in Saturation Mode

BJT in Saturation Mode. Section 4.5. Schedule. Outline. Modes of Operations Review of BJT in the active Region BJT in Saturation Mode Digital Integrated Circuits. Modes of Operation. Applications: 1. Saturation and cut-off mode are used in digital circuits.

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Lecture (9, 10)

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Lecture (9, 10)

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Lecture #15 Basic amplifiers, Intro to Bipolar transistors

Lecture #15 Basic amplifiers, Intro to Bipolar transistors. Reading: transistors (chapter 6 and 14). Topics. Today: Examples, circuit applications: Diode circuits, Zener diode Use of dependent sources Basic Amplifier Models. NODAL ANALYSIS WITH DEPENDENT SOURCES.

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Lecture #16 Bipolar transistors

Lecture #16 Bipolar transistors. Reading: transistors Bipolar: chapter 6 MOS: chapter 14. Topics. Today: Bipolar transistors IV curve Making an amplifier. Electron flow.

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Midterm 1 Performance

Midterm 1 Performance. Concepts of electrons and holes in semiconductors. Forward and reverse bias in a p-n junction. Under forward bias the width of the depletion region decreases. Current increases exponentially.

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