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James Harris
- Jan 1, 1970
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I understand that an NPN base-emitter junction needs a voltage drop of
c. 0.6V so won't start turning on until Vbe exceeds that. Can I get the
transistor to start conducting when the input voltage (i.e. between the
circuit input and ground, common emitter connection) is around 3V.
I don't think I can use something like a potential divider or apply a
bias voltage because the source may be of high impedance - and I guess
either would have too much effect on the input. Or I may be talking
nonsense. Feel free to tell me if I am!
c. 0.6V so won't start turning on until Vbe exceeds that. Can I get the
transistor to start conducting when the input voltage (i.e. between the
circuit input and ground, common emitter connection) is around 3V.
I don't think I can use something like a potential divider or apply a
bias voltage because the source may be of high impedance - and I guess
either would have too much effect on the input. Or I may be talking
nonsense. Feel free to tell me if I am!