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Transistor circuit design for optimum noise performance

Creator:: Wilkerson, John Lee
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Transistor circuit design for optimum noise performance

Transistor DC amplifier design theory

Creator:: McGowan, Gerald Frank
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Transistor DC Amplifier Design Theory TR.NSISTOR DC At

The field-effect transistor as a medium-speed, low-level chopper

Creator:: Rux, Peter Turner
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: -EFF ECT TRANSISTOR AS A MEDIUM-SPEED LOW-LEVEL CHOPPER Abstract approved (Major prof es sor) The

Predicting transistor switching time

Creator:: Richardson, Dennis W.
Abstract:: This thesis is a development of two sets of equations predicting the switching times of a saturated transistor. The first set of equations defines the rise, storage, and fall times at a single operating point where the transistor beta, cutoff frequency and collector capacitance are known. The second set of...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: predicting the switching times of a saturated transistor. The first set of equations defines the rise

A method for analysis of direct-coupled transistor amplifiers

Creator:: Bishop, Stanley Robert
Abstract:: The demand for transistor circuitry to perform within more exacting specifications has created the need for a method to accurateIy predict transistor circuit performance. A method utilizing an electronic digital computer for the analysis of direct-coupled transistor amplifiers is explained in this paper. The dc bias levels and the mid-band...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: ANALYS$ OF DIRECT-COUPLED Abstract approved aJor pro The dernand for transistor circuitry to perforrn

Majority logic circuits

Creator:: Anand, Satish Kumar
Abstract:: This thesis considers the worst-case design of transistor circuits for the realization of Majority Logic. First the meaning of Majority Logic is discussed. The requirement of an odd number of inputs for the realization of Majority Logic is justified. The usefulness of Majority Logic in synthesizing a Boolean expression is...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: thesis considers the worst -case design of transistor circuits for the realization of Majority Logic

High-efficiency radio-frequency power amplifiers

Creator:: Ewing, Gerald Dean
Abstract:: This dissertation describes a new radio-frequency power-amplifier circuit and mode of operation that exceeds the efficiency of the conventional class C amplifier in the low and medium h-f range. It will be found useful in applications where linearity between the input and output are not required, as in all applications...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: a given d-c input power is desired. The reasons for this high efficiency are the transistor

Lumped model transistor noise analysis

Creator:: Akkaya, Dogan Ibrahim
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Lumped model transistor noise analysis LUMPED MODEL

The protection of semiconductor devices from electrical transients

Creator:: Smith, Roy John
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: maximum allowable energy dissipation in a transistor can be approximated by using the theore- tical

A charge sensitive amplifier for use with piezoelectric transducers

Creator:: Magnuson, Waldo George, Jr.
Abstract:: The design of a preamplifier for use with a piezoelectric transducer is generally approached from the point of view that an extremely high input impedance is required to obtain low frequency response. However, piezoelectric transducers are essentially charge generators and this fact may be utilized in designing preamplifiers to be...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: a very high impedance field effect transistor circuit employing bootstrapping techniques. Values

ScholarsArchive@OSU

Transistor circuit design for optimum noise performance

Transistor DC amplifier design theory

The field-effect transistor as a medium-speed, low-level chopper

Predicting transistor switching time

A method for analysis of direct-coupled transistor amplifiers

Majority logic circuits

High-efficiency radio-frequency power amplifiers

Lumped model transistor noise analysis

The protection of semiconductor devices from electrical transients

A charge sensitive amplifier for use with piezoelectric transducers

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