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Bipolarer Transistor (Injektionstransistor)

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Elektrische Antriebe 3

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Der Injektionstransistor ist ein Dreischichtelement, entweder mit einer pnp- oder einer npn-Struktur. Die Funktion des Injektionstransistors soll nachfolgend am npn-Transistor erklärt werden.

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Schröder, D. (1996). Bipolarer Transistor (Injektionstransistor). In: Elektrische Antriebe 3. Springer-Lehrbuch. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-06952-3_4

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