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Transistor equivalent circuits

Proceedings of the IEEE, 1959
This paper surveys the history of the electric-circuit representation of the transistor over the past fifty years. During the first two decades after the transistor was announced in 1948, primary emphasis was on small-signal equivalent circuits, which could be used for linear-circuit analysis and design.
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Equivalent Circuits of Imperfect Condensers

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1931
Imperfect condensers usually are represented by equivalent electrical circuits consisting either of a pure capacitance and a resistance in series or by a pure capacitance and a resistance (or conductance) in parallel. Algebraic relationships existing among these circuit parameters are well known and commonly are used in dielectric study and electric ...
C. L. Dawes, W. M. Goodhue
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Transistor Equivalent Circuit

1965
The transistor equivalent circuit can now be evolved with the two-pole formulae for the transistor fundamental circuit in Fig. 3.1, the common emitter circuit. We learn from Equation (5.12) that the output voltage v2 results from the initial voltage v1/D which is split at the voltage divider R i , R L and appears at R L as a voltage drop.
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Equivalent circuit for birdcage resonators

Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, 1993
AbstractWe present an equivalent circuit analysis for both low pass and high pass birdcage resonators loaded with lossy samples. In a generalization of the method of Hoult and Lauterbur (J. Magn. Reson. 34, 425 (1979)), we also derive circuit component values by application of the laws of electrodynamics.
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Equivalent Circuit Modelling

1993
During the last decade, there has been a shift in emphasis in device modelling research away from equivalent circuits and in favour of numerical device simulation. This has been driven by a rapid increase in the computing power to cost ratio and the assertion that the solution of the fundamental device equations is required to adequately model modern ...
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Nonlinear equivalent circuits for membranes

Journal of Mathematical Biology, 1984
The problem of obtaining Helmholtz equivalents for nonlinear resistive one-ports is considered. Two fundamentally different classes of equivalent are described, one local and the other global. For each, necessary and sufficient conditions are derived for the existence and uniqueness of either the Thévenin equivalent or the Norton equivalent or both ...
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Equivalent Circuit Programming

2019
Optimal decision-making processes represent the key component of everyday life and can be found everywhere, from the atomic level in nature, to the emerging technologies that are becoming increasingly dependent on various Machine Learning algorithms and Artificial Intelligence. Consequently, finding the mathematical modeling formulations and algorithms
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Equivalent Circuit Models

1999
The following sections discuss creating equivalent circuit models of packages from measured data and creating models from EM simulation results. Assuming we can do both well, it is usually best to choose measurement where a physical part and appropriate test board already exist. EM simulation’s big advantage is simulating structures that do not already
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Piezoelectric Equivalent Circuit Models

2008
Electromechanical equivalent circuits can be used to model the dynamics of piezoelectric systems. In the following, they will be applied for the modeling of piezoelectric bending generators for energy harvesting. Therefore, the basic analogies between electrical and mechanical systems will be discussed and a simple piezoelectric equivalent circuit ...
Björn Richter   +2 more
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Equivalent Circuits

1966
J.R. ABRAHAMS, G.J. PRIDHAM
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