Single-stage Amplifiers

R. L. Havill, A. K. Walton · 1985

In chapter 4, the response of junction transistors to small signals was investigated. The transistor was, of course, assumed to be suitably biased to give normal operating conditions, the small input and output signals being superimposed on standing levels. These standing or quiescent levels are collectively referred to as the operating point of the transistor.

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