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Bipolar junction transistors: characteristics and simple associated circuits

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These transistors will henceforward be referred to as bipolar transistors. Because silicon bipolar transistors exhibit much smaller leakage currents and can be operated over a wider temperature range than their germanium counterparts, they are used almost exclusively. A convenient silicon n-p-n bipolar transistor for experiments is the BC 107.

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© 1979 K.J. Close and J. Yarwood

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Close, K.J., Yarwood, J. (1979). Bipolar junction transistors: characteristics and simple associated circuits. In: Experimental Electronics for Students. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-5767-1_3

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