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10th September 2001, 08:33 PM

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Originally posted by ppl
True A real capacitor is supplying the Storage. and since the capacitor upon the Base of the Transistor is Driving a Load that is Alot Higher in Impedance that the actual load itself (Z X the Hfe of the Transistor)the Time required to Deplete the Charge is then also incresed.

True, but with no power the V<sub>e</sub> of the Transistor is getting quite fast to V<sub>b</sub> and end of story.

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