Lecture

Transistor Bipolar Modeling: Application Examples

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This lecture covers the small signal models of bipolar transistors with application examples, including the calculation of the operating point, gain in voltage, Early effect, and temperature behavior. It also discusses the large and small signal models, as well as high-frequency effects.

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