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On Semiconductor data sheet shows typical hfe of 60 at 500 kHz, for Ft of 30 MHz. Strangely, the worst case limit is given as 4 MHz (hfe=4 at 1 MHz).
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thanks very much
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Since it s a darlington, frequency roll off will be 12db/octave. Gain of 60 at 500khz, so gain of 15 at 1mhz, about 4 at 2mhz and logically, we end at 1 at 4mhz.... |
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