1959•IRE Transactions on Nuclear ScienceOpen access

Transistorized Linear Pulse Amplifiers

Stanley C. Baker

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The basic investigation of transistor feedback amplifiers has proven mathematically simple and of great practical value. The behavior of single-stage common-emitter amplifiers is described and provides a building block with which cascaded feedback amplifiers can be analyzed and designed. The problem of designing these amplifiers is complex, and what are felt to be the most important phases of the problem are discussed.

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Key concepts: Amplifier, Transistor array, Current sense amplifier, Transistor, Electronic engineering, Common emitter, Computer science, Electrical engineering