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17th October 2011, 05:37 AM
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Simple method to do quad match
I got some PM to ask about matched quad transistors or Fets. The pair matched transistors are usually supplied by manfuacturer or supplier, and it's not difficult to do if there's a curve tracer. But is there any simple way to do quad match?
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