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10th November 2005, 02:43 AM
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Small signal FETs vs BJTs
I've got a cascode design for a VAS using all BJTs, and I was considering replacing the cascode BJTs with FETs. Question:
BJTs have an ft (I like it to be at least 50MHz for small signal purposes), what is the equivalent to this characteristic with FETs? Thank you! |
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