Transistor Biasing

[EN0]

Hello All,

I want to study transistors so that I can design various circuits with them. My primary motive is to turn a transistor "on" and go from there. To do this, I need to start biasing transistors and so I am looking for the calculations to do so. Does anyone know of any in-depth references or any suggestions? You could also tell me of how you started to design with transistors.

Thanks!

 

[wizard]

Hello All,

I want to study transistors so that I can design various circuits with them. My primary motive is to turn a transistor "on" and go from there. To do this, I need to start biasing transistors and so I am looking for the calculations to do so. Does anyone know of any in-depth references or any suggestions?

Bipolar junction transistor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

You could also tell me of how you started to design with transistors.

Thanks!

Necessity is the mother of invention!!

 

[EN0]

Bipolar junction transistor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



Necessity is the mother of invention!!

Yes, I've already looked at Wikipedia...but I want something that is a real technical challenge.

 

[wizard]

Yes, I've already looked at Wikipedia...but I want something that is a real technical challenge.

What about these thow books (The second one is for free):
Amazon.com: Practical Electronics for Inventors: Paul Scherz: Books

Lessons In Electric Circuits

 

[Wond3rboy]

Look here:

 

[The Electrician]

On BookFinder.com: Search for New & Used Books, Textbooks, Out-of-Print and Rare Books I see that two copies of a book, "Introduction to Transistor Electronics" are available.

This book should have much of what you want.

 

[EN0]

On BookFinder.com: Search for New & Used Books, Textbooks, Out-of-Print and Rare Books I see that two copies of a book, "Introduction to Transistor Electronics" are available.

This book should have much of what you want.

Thanks, this has helped out a lot!

 

[EN0]

Look here:

I've been through this already also...thanks for the help though!