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Understanding Differential Mode of BJT
So when analyzing the circuit, one of the transistors BE voltage has to be .7 and the other has to be less than .7? If Vbe is greater than .7 then it would be wrong? Also when doing these diff bjt, is it always one transistor on and one off? or can it have both transistors on?- kr0z3n
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Understanding Differential Mode of BJT
I'm trying to understand the differential mode for a BJT. For the second picture, when we apply +1V to the base of Q1 and 0V to the base of Q2. Why is the emitter voltage .3V instead of -.7V? Similarity, for the third picture, why is the emitter voltage -.7V instead of 1.7V? Thanks for the help!- kr0z3n
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Why is it confusing to determine whether sets form subspaces in ℝ2?
After reading all the comments, I understand it now! Thanks to all who replied!- kr0z3n
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Linear AlgebraMatrix Representation Problem
Homework Statement I'm practicing for my finals this coming week and I'm confused about these 2 problems. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution For e). I followed my notes and came up with D=U-1AU..since its asking for some basis to standard basis. And once computed, its the diagonal...- kr0z3n
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- Linear Representation
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Why is it confusing to determine whether sets form subspaces in ℝ2?
Homework Statement Determine whether the following sets form subspaces of ℝ2: (a) {(x1, x2)T | x1 + x2 = 0} (b) {(x1, x2)T | x1 * x2 = 0}Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I know that a is a subspace and b is not, but I would like to know why. For part A, I let x=[c, -c]T ∂[c,-c]=...- kr0z3n
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I have a general question regarding eigenvalues/vectors. Say you are
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I have a general question regarding eigenvalues/vectors. Say you are
I have a general question regarding eigenvalues/vectors. Say you are working on a matrix [ 1, 1; 4, 1] and you find the eigenvalues to be 3 and -1. Does it matter which eigenvalue is first...meaning does it matter when it is λ1= 3 and λ2=-1 or the other way around? When you write out the...- kr0z3n
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- General
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