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Join Date: Dec 2005
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hi
Amplifer NPN+PNP Transistors Tester Circuit When we build our transistor amplifiers, we very often want to use Complementary NPN + PNP Transistor pairs. As close matched as possible. My circuit for this, you can see in Attachment. A similar circuit should be possible to build. This one I use for for testing my MultiSim spice models. -------------------------- About the schematic: -------------------------------------- This test shows BD139 / BD140 Testing. I use 10 Volt C-E. But can be changed, of course. Also the test CURRENT can be easily changed. In this case I use 10mA for BD139/140. - Q1 is transistor under test - CCS 'I2' 2.11uA, is a compensation for base current in U2. - CCS 'I3' is where I set test current - V+ is 10.621V, as 0.621V is compensation for VBE of U2 - The negative PNP side is a mirror of NPN test side ====================================== About my actual test result in the attached picture: - VBE 0.667 and 0.653 Volt is alright - Base currents: 77.7uA and 31.7uA is not alright Because a gain difference hfe=128 and hfe=315 is too much. So I should not use this pair for any Simulations! I better try to find a some better matched BD139/BD140 spice models. Finally .................................................. ....................If you setup such a tester circuit, REAL or in your SIM, you may be very surprised! Models of NPN+PNP that you have used may turn out to be less good .....I really recommend you run this test, before you start designing Solid State Amplifiers. Regards, lineup
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And here is a useful
N-MOS + P-MOS Tester To checkout that your Spice Models are somewhat correct. My attachment Tester circuit shows a test of IRF540N and IRF9540N. At 1 Ampere and 10 Volt result is: IRF540 VGS: +3.85V IRF9540 VGS: -4.34V Comparing this to figures in datasheet for these MOSFETs shows that these both models are good! Regards lineup Lineup Audio Lab
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