Transistors: Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT)
The circuit on Figure 10 shows the fundamental inverter circuit. IC IB VCC vi Vo RB RC Figure 10. Basic BJT inverter circuit If the voltage is zero (low) the transistor is in the cutoff region, the current and the voltage (high). vi IC =0 V0 =VCC By contrast if the voltage is high, say equal to , the transistor is driven into ................
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