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1.INTRODUCTION TO THE TRANSISTOR1

1-1Semiconductors2

1-2 Diodes3

1-3 Transistors4

1-4 Symbols6

1-5 Graphical Characteristics7

1-6 The Operating Point10

1-7 Amplification11

1-8 Leakage Currents14

1-9 Saturation and Cutoff Regions15

1-10 Summary17

2.SEMICONDUCTOR PHYSICS20

2-1Structure20

2-2 Impurities21

2-3 Energy-Level Diagrams24

2-4 p-n Junctions26

2-5 Transistor Operation29

2-6 Transistor Fabrication32

2-7 Other Transistor Types33

2-8 Operation at High Frequencies34

2-9 Metallic Contact Devices36

2-10 Switching Devices37

2-11 Allied Semiconductor Devices39

3.THE OPERATING POINT43

3-1Bias Stability44

3-2 Variations45

3-3 Circuit Studies47

3-4 Fixed Bias49

3-5 Single-Battery Bias52

3-6 Emitter Bias54

3-7 Self Bias56

3-8 Cutoff Bias58

3-9 Other Means of Setting the Operating Point58

3-10 Drawing the Load Line59

3-11 Design of Biasing Circuitry61

3-12 Summary63

4.EQUIVALENT CIRCUITS AND THEIR PARAMETERS69

4-1Equivalent Circuits69

4-2 Current-Generator Equivalent Tee71

4-3 Matrix Parameters80

4-4 The Hybrid Equivalent Circuit81

4-5 Parameters90

4-6 Comparison of Configurations97

4-7 Stabilization of Gain100

4-8 Gain Considerations102

4-9 Examples of Single-Stage Calculations104

4-10 Instantaneous Analysis107

4-11 Summary109

5.SINGLE-STAGE AMPLIFIER DESIGN114

5-1Choice of a Transistor114

5-2 Coupling116

5-3 High-Frequency Considerations122

5-4 Load Lines129

5-5 Design of Single-Stage Low-Power Amplifiers131

5-6 Effects of the Operating Point upon Gain136

5-7 Summary137

6.LARGE-SIGNAL AMPLIFIERS141

6-1Limitations141

6-2 Thermal Considerations143

6-3 Large-signal Parameters147

6-4 Modes and Configurations148

6-5 Distortion149

6-6 Class-A Amplification151

6-7 Shifting of the Operating Point154

6-8 Class-B Amplification155

6-9 Phase Inverters158

6-10 Summary161

7.MULTISTAGE AMPLIFJERS165

7-1Analysis by Blocks165

7-2 Analysis by Kirchhoff’s Laws168

7-3 Analysis by h-Parameters169

7-4 Design of Multistage Amplifiers171

8.FEEDBACK188

8-1Feedback—General Theory188

8-2 Local Feedback195

8-3 Multistage Feedback199

8-4 Automatic Gain Control206

8-5 Direct-Coupled Amplifiers209

9.COMMUNICATIONS AMPLIFIERS226

9-1Noise226

9-2 Volume Control231

9-3 Shaping of the Frequency Response233

9-4 High-Frequency Performance237

9-5 The Video Amplifier244

9-6 Tuned-Circuit Theory246

9-7 Tuned Amplifiers252

9-8 Instability of Tuned Amplifiers255

9-9 Tuned Amplifier Design257

10.COMMUNICATIONS CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS270

10-1Oscillation270

10-2 Modulation281

10-3 Detection285

10-4 Conversion and Mixing289

10-5 The AM Receiver291

10-6 The FM Receiver292

11.PULSE CIRCUITS304

11-1Switching304

11-2 Pulse Amplifiers314

11-3 Multivibrators315

APPENDICES325

Ⅰ.Selected Transistor Data325

Ⅱ.Parameter Conversions342

Ⅲ.NBS Preferred Circuit No.201 Silicon Transistor Video Amplifier344

INDEX350