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Kennwerte des Transistors

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Jede Anwendung des Transistors basiert in irgendeiner Form auf seinem Gleichstromverhalten, sei es durch die Arbeitspunkteinstellung, bei der Verstärkung sehr großer Signale mit relativ langsamen Änderungen oder im Schalterbetrieb.

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