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ravi
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where r these hybrid parameters used ? what for they r invented ?
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CFoley1064
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To characterize the action of the transistor.Subject: regarding hybrid parameters
From: kumaravi1@rediffmail.com (ravi)
Date: 11/30/2004 8:25 AM Central Standard Time
Message-id: <dc085c11.0411300625.5d60e562@posting.google.com
where r these hybrid parameters used ? what for they r invented ?
This is the hard part of the class. Re-read the textbook.
Good luck
Chris
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Active8
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On 30 Nov 2004 16:00:03 GMT, CFoley1064 wrote:
The h param works well with the pi and T transistor model because
input and output resistances are mixed with voltage to current
relations which is why they were called "hybrid" in the first place.
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Best Regards,
Mike
Hybrid parameters are used when other parameters don't work so well.Subject: regarding hybrid parameters
From: kumaravi1@rediffmail.com (ravi)
Date: 11/30/2004 8:25 AM Central Standard Time
Message-id: <dc085c11.0411300625.5d60e562@posting.google.com
where r these hybrid parameters used ? what for they r invented ?
To characterize the action of the transistor.
The h param works well with the pi and T transistor model because
input and output resistances are mixed with voltage to current
relations which is why they were called "hybrid" in the first place.
This is the hard part of the class. Re-read the textbook.
Good luck
Chris
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Best Regards,
Mike
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Joe McElvenney
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Hi,
And a reason that they are often more popular than other
parameters is their relative ease of measurement. Certain ports
are made short or open circuit to AC during testing which is
quite easy to do.
Cheers - Joe
And a reason that they are often more popular than other
parameters is their relative ease of measurement. Certain ports
are made short or open circuit to AC during testing which is
quite easy to do.
Cheers - Joe
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Rich Grise
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On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 16:00:03 +0000, CFoley1064 wrote:
ignoramus.
Thanks,
Rich
And please learn to spell the word "are," so that you don't appear such anSubject: regarding hybrid parameters
From: kumaravi1@rediffmail.com (ravi) Date: 11/30/2004 8:25 AM Central
Standard Time Message-id:
dc085c11.0411300625.5d60e562@posting.google.com
where r these hybrid parameters used ? what for they r invented ?
To characterize the action of the transistor.
This is the hard part of the class. Re-read the textbook.
ignoramus.
Thanks,
Rich
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Active8
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On Thu, 02 Dec 2004 04:14:10 GMT, Rich Grise wrote:
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Best Regards,
Mike
You'll accept "what for they are invented ?" ?On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 16:00:03 +0000, CFoley1064 wrote:
Subject: regarding hybrid parameters
From: kumaravi1@rediffmail.com (ravi) Date: 11/30/2004 8:25 AM Central
Standard Time Message-id:
dc085c11.0411300625.5d60e562@posting.google.com
where r these hybrid parameters used ? what for they r invented ?
To characterize the action of the transistor.
This is the hard part of the class. Re-read the textbook.
And please learn to spell the word "are," so that you don't appear such an
ignoramus.
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Best Regards,
Mike
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Rich Grise
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On Thu, 02 Dec 2004 05:07:29 -0500, Active8 wrote:
It's perfectly acceptable English, if a little unconventional in
construction. And I've already noted my assumption that the OP's first
language isn't English.
Thanks,
Rich
Of course. What's wrong with that?On Thu, 02 Dec 2004 04:14:10 GMT, Rich Grise wrote:
On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 16:00:03 +0000, CFoley1064 wrote:
Subject: regarding hybrid parameters
From: kumaravi1@rediffmail.com (ravi) Date: 11/30/2004 8:25 AM Central
Standard Time Message-id:
dc085c11.0411300625.5d60e562@posting.google.com
where r these hybrid parameters used ? what for they r invented ?
To characterize the action of the transistor.
This is the hard part of the class. Re-read the textbook.
And please learn to spell the word "are," so that you don't appear such
an ignoramus.
You'll accept "what for they are invented ?" ?
It's perfectly acceptable English, if a little unconventional in
construction. And I've already noted my assumption that the OP's first
language isn't English.
Thanks,
Rich