Lecture

Transistor Bipolaire: Summary and Examples

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This lecture covers the large signal equivalent diagrams of bipolar transistors in normal and saturation modes, including voltage levels, current values, and transfer characteristics. It also discusses the operation and characteristics of transistor amplifiers.

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