Lecture

Transistor Bipolar Modeling: Small Signal Linear Model

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This lecture covers the small signal linear model of a bipolar transistor in operation, focusing on the linearization around a point of DC operation and the transistor's conduction. It explains the small signals regime, the AC model, and the equivalent diagram.

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