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Transistor parameters

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A transistor’s parameters represent its electrical properites. Engineers employ transistor parameters in production-line testing and circuit design. A group of a transistor’s parameters sufficient to predict circuit gain, input impedance, and output impedance is also refered to as its small-signal model.

Two-by-two parameter matricies receive designations such as

The tools for designing with two-port networks include simultaneous equations, determinants, and matrix theory (often studied as part of linear algebra), especially Cramer's rule.

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