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    Base Decreses With Light Intensisty When Reverse Longer 60V Stabilize Q Point Positive With Respect To The Emitter Limiter (Correct Answer)

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    The document discusses technical specifications and characteristics of transistors, including operating voltages of 36V and 60V, a stabilization of the Q point, a limiter function, reverse biasing, doping, amplification, current gain, capacitance, clamping, and Zener breakdown. Key parameters mentioned are minimum current, light intensity effect on base decreases, longer reverse active switch time, and collector positively biased with respect to the emitter. The document provides low-level details about transistor design and specifications.

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    The document discusses technical specifications and characteristics of transistors, including operating voltages of 36V and 60V, a stabilization of the Q point, a limiter function, reverse biasing, doping, amplification, current gain, capacitance, clamping, and Zener breakdown. Key parameters mentioned are minimum current, light intensity effect on base decreases, longer reverse active switch time, and collector positively biased with respect to the emitter. The document provides low-level details about transistor design and specifications.

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    The document discusses technical specifications and characteristics of transistors, including operating voltages of 36V and 60V, a stabilization of the Q point, a limiter function, reverse biasing, doping, amplification, current gain, capacitance, clamping, and Zener breakdown. Key parameters mentioned are minimum current, light intensity effect on base decreases, longer reverse active switch time, and collector positively biased with respect to the emitter. The document provides low-level details about transistor design and specifications.

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    Base Decreses With Light Intensisty When Reverse Longer 60V Stabilize Q Point Positive With Respect To The Emitter Limiter (Correct Answer)

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    The document discusses technical specifications and characteristics of transistors, including operating voltages of 36V and 60V, a stabilization of the Q point, a limiter function, reverse biasing, doping, amplification, current gain, capacitance, clamping, and Zener breakdown. Key parameters mentioned are minimum current, light intensity effect on base decreases, longer reverse active switch time, and collector positively biased with respect to the emitter. The document provides low-level details about transistor design and specifications.

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    Base

    decreses with light intensisty when reverse

    longer

    60V

    Stabilize Q point

    positive with respect to the emitter

    Limiter (correct answer)

    Emitter collector

    Reverse Active

    Switch

    Base, collector, & emitter

    Free-electrons

    Doping

    Amplifying
    Reverse

    Minimum

    Current Gain

    Forward-reverse

    Emitter

    Capacitance, reverse

    Clamper

    36V

    0.9877V

    Ib greater

    =VCC

    essentially

    Ripple Factor

    Zener breakdown
    1.875

    4.144

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