transisor characteristics

can any one send me grphs of transistor characteristics and explain the graphs using npn(pnp) junction.

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Ian Stirling

Hello Ian,

It is amazing what Wikipedia has become. Our paper compared it to Encyclopedia Britannica and it was not far behind that.

Regards, Joerg

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Joerg

It is really rather incredible. I'd love to say I predicted it, but my first response to the embryonic one was 'that'll never work'.

The above entry is by no means perfect, I prefer the treatment in AoE, but there is nothing that I can see that is categorically incorrect, and of course, if I objected to it strongly enough, I could edit it.

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Ian Stirling

Anybody could, but you should use google or other search engine to do that; many transistor makers have data sheets on most common bipolar transistors. Or a good search can be done via Mouser or DigiKey, using the part number(s) you have in mind.

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Robert Baer

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