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nhrock3
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Cant understan these bjt transistor graphs
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SUMMARY
This discussion focuses on understanding BJT (Bipolar Junction Transistor) graphs, specifically the subgraphs and the lines within them. Users express difficulty in interpreting the graphical data presented in a screenshot link, which appears to be inaccessible due to display issues. The conversation highlights the need for clearer visual representations and suggests that desktop image capture tools may not effectively capture content from video players, indicating the necessity for video editing software to properly display such graphs.
PREREQUISITES- Basic understanding of BJT (Bipolar Junction Transistor) operation
- Familiarity with electronic circuit analysis
- Knowledge of graphical data interpretation
- Experience with image and video capture tools
- Research BJT transistor characteristics and their graphical representations
- Learn how to use video editing software for capturing and displaying electronic graphs
- Explore common BJT graph types, such as output characteristics and transfer characteristics
- Study the impact of various parameters on BJT performance through simulation tools
Electronics students, circuit designers, and engineers looking to deepen their understanding of BJT transistor behavior and graphical analysis.
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berkeman
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nhrock3 said:
All I see is a black screen in the screenshot. Can you post it a different way?
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AlbanianBlood
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Me too.
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waht
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Some desktop image capture programs don't register the contents of video players. For that you need a video editor. But in any case, there isn't that many BJT transistor graphs.
Were you referring to something like this:
Were you referring to something like this: