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From Chapter 9,we shall gain a basic appreciation of the switching characteristics of the bipolar transistor and for the design of the most important bipolar logic circuit families. The material in this chapter includes
  1. Bipolar current switch circuits
  2. Emitter-coupled logic (ECL)
  3. Behavior of the bipolar transistor as a saturated switch
  4. Transistor-transistor logic (TTL)
  5. Schottky clamping techniques for preventing saturation
  6. Operation of the transistor in the inverse-active region
  7. Voltage reference design
  8. BiCMOS logic circuits





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