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Diodes are semiconductor components made from a P-type (or metal in Schottky diodes) and N-type material (usually silicon, but germanium, selenium, and gallium arsenide can also be used), that allow current to flow in one direction only.
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In this formula, where does T come from to the power of 3 divided by 2?
I read the tutorial that says Also, as T → 0, so do T^3/2 but i did not understand this argument.
In this formula, where does T come from to the power of 3 divided by 2?
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Can the connection of collector and base in these circuits be considered as a diode connecte...
I was learning how to design an op amp and I saw something thatis called "diode connected transistor."
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Later I saw a person that was teaching about these circuits, and he never said …
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