The bipolar junction transistor (or BJT) was the workhorse of the electronics industry from the 1950s through the 1990s.
An edition of Analog Circuits and Devices (Principles and Applications in Engineering, 6)
(2003)
Analog Circuits and Devices (Principles and Applications in Engineering, 6)
by Wai-Kai Chen
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