Oscillators Introduction
Oscillators Introduction: An electronic oscillator is an electronic circuit that produces a repetitive, oscillating electronic …
Schottky barrier diode Operation & Characteristics
Schottky Barrier Diode – Operation: Schottky barrier diode is an extension of the oldest …
Common Collector Configuration & its characteristics
Common Collector Configuration: The third and final transistor configuration is the common collector configuration, shown in …
Common Emitter Configuration & its characteristics
Common Emitter Configuration: The most frequently encountered transistor configuration appears in Fig. for the PNP and …
Common Base Configuration & its Characteristics
Common Base Configuration: The notation and symbols used in conjunction with the transistor in …
Class-B Pushpull Amplifier Operation
Class-B Pushpull Amplifier Operation: Class–B operation is provided when the dc bias leaves the transistor biased just off, the transistor turning …
Transformer coupled class-A amplifier Operation
Transformer coupled class-A amplifier: Here we will be discussing Transformer coupled class-A amplifier.A form of class A amplifier having a …
Series fed Class-A Amplifier Operation
Series fed Class-A Amplifier: The simple fixed-bias circuit connection shown in the figure below can be used …
Varactor diode Operation and Characteristics
Varactor diode Operation and Characteristics: The varactor diode, also called a varicap,tuning or voltage variable capacitor diode,is also a junction …
Tunnel diode or Esaki diode Operation & Characteristics
Tunnel diode Construction: Now here we are going to discuss construction and working principle of Tunnel diode.This diode has two …