Titlebook: Electronics for Technicians; G. D. Bishop Textbook 1983Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1983 electrical engineering.electronics

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Waveform Generators and Switches,y other applications of the simple transistor, one of these being for . such as that produced by an . circuit. This chapter describes the various types of oscillator waveform in common use and analyses in simple terms the sine wave oscillator using transistor circuits.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-06483-0electrical engineering; electronics; engineering

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Semiconductor Diodes,cts that use electronic circuits in one form or other. These electronic circuits can be very simple indeed, consisting of only one or two components—such as the photovoltaic lightmeter—or they can be very complex with circuit integration, encapsulation or miniaturisation such as that found in minico

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Transistors,own in figures 2.1a and b respectively, with the carriers, ions, current flow and hole flow. This kind of sandwiched construction applies to the .; modern transistors are manufactured using integrated circuit techniques (described in chapter 8) but the basic operation is very similar to that describ

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Amplifiers,allowed direct connection to, say, another amplifier or measuring instrument. So that a complete electronic circuit may be constructed using a transistor or triode, additional components must be added for biasing, decoupling, coupling and so on; this chapter describes the simple amplifier circuits u

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Power Amplifiers, frequency (a.f.) . amplifiers are likely to supply very high power to their output loads, rated in watts or kilowatts, which means that the wasted power in the amplifier is likely to be very large indeed. For instance, a 100 W amplifier in class A operation will waste a minimum of 50 W in the form

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Noise,no signal was being transmitted, the noise being the product of random voltages appearing in the transmission system. Radio operators still regard this as the definition of noise, but noise is now given a broader definition to take into account any random fluctuations of voltage or current that are

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Waveform Generators and Switches,y other applications of the simple transistor, one of these being for . such as that produced by an . circuit. This chapter describes the various types of oscillator waveform in common use and analyses in simple terms the sine wave oscillator using transistor circuits.