Which Model is Best for BJT Analysis: Hybrid Pi or T-model?

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In BJT small signal analysis, the Hybrid Pi model is generally preferred over the T-model due to its widespread application and effectiveness. The Hybrid Pi model is commonly used in various configurations, while the T-model is primarily seen in common base configurations. The discussion highlights that many practitioners favor the Hybrid Pi for its versatility and familiarity. An article referenced supports the notion that the Hybrid Pi is the more commonly utilized model. Ultimately, the choice of model may depend on specific circuit configurations and analysis requirements.
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I was just wondering about when I'm doing small singla analysis with Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) is there a basic rule on which model to use, the Hybrid Pi or the T-model?
 
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I personally always use hybrid ∏, never even use the T model. Here is an article on basics of BJT:

http://whites.sdsmt.edu/classes/ee320/notes/320Lecture14.pdf

As the article said at the end, hybird ∏ is much more common. The only time I have seen T model is for common base configuration, I am not even 100% sure at that.
 

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