Measurements of Low Frequency Small-signal Transistor Parameters and their Relation to Theory.

The purpose intended by the author in this work is an investigation of the adequacy of the first-order theory of junction transistor action to predict within an acceptable degree of accuracy the behaviour with operating conditions of the various parameters of the junction transistor equivalent circu...

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Main Author:	Gilbert, Jaques.
Other Authors:	Farnell, G.W. (Supervisor)
Format:	Others
Language:	en
Published:	McGill University 1957
Subjects:	Engineering.
Online Access:	http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=111161

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description	The purpose intended by the author in this work is an investigation of the adequacy of the first-order theory of junction transistor action to predict within an acceptable degree of accuracy the behaviour with operating conditions of the various parameters of the junction transistor equivalent circuit. A large amount of work has already been done in this direction, but the object of the majority of the experimenters was to arrive at a suitable set of design equations. [...]
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title	Measurements of Low Frequency Small-signal Transistor Parameters and their Relation to Theory.
title_short	Measurements of Low Frequency Small-signal Transistor Parameters and their Relation to Theory.
title_full	Measurements of Low Frequency Small-signal Transistor Parameters and their Relation to Theory.
title_fullStr	Measurements of Low Frequency Small-signal Transistor Parameters and their Relation to Theory.
title_full_unstemmed	Measurements of Low Frequency Small-signal Transistor Parameters and their Relation to Theory.
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Measurements of Low Frequency Small-signal Transistor Parameters and their Relation to Theory.

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