i have some questions,
1. howcome where ever i see a darlington pair they always have really large resisters on the base of the first transistor, if they had small resisters then wouldn't they not need a darlington.
2. Am i right in thinking that the second transister would have to have a much bigger power handling than the first trnsister
3. rather than use a darlington would'nt it just be better to use a transister that has a high hfe and large power handling, wouldnt that do the same thing
thanks nigel cause i know you'll be the one to answer them :lol:
1. howcome where ever i see a darlington pair they always have really large resisters on the base of the first transistor, if they had small resisters then wouldn't they not need a darlington.
2. Am i right in thinking that the second transister would have to have a much bigger power handling than the first trnsister
3. rather than use a darlington would'nt it just be better to use a transister that has a high hfe and large power handling, wouldnt that do the same thing
thanks nigel cause i know you'll be the one to answer them :lol: