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To build the perfect amplifier that we all want - we need to know how transistor Ft varies with Vce. So we can optimise.
Bob Cordell's book (p22) says Ft droop at lower Vce at hi current, with a "Vce ... as little as 5V ... current ... several amperes" in an example. The On semiconductor datasheet for the MJL4281A (fig.9) has the reverse, with better Ft at Vce=5 than Vce=10 for the entire current range shown (.1A to 10A) A net search didn't show much accessible research. I even overworked my brain with the original Gummel_Poon paper in the Bell Systems Journal. I suspect there's several different effects that interact in a complicated way. Any pointers to more information or an explanation?Or it could just be a mistake in the datasheet. Which is what it is. Last edited by Dave Zan; 23rd May 2012 at 12:04 AM. |
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