Richardcavell
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Hi everyone. I'm quite knowledgeable about software and software requires that you think digitally. Since taking up basic electronic hardware, I've discovered that transistors are suitable for analogue applications like amplification of an audio signal, in addition to digital on/off scenarios.
1. Is it the case that some types of transistors are more suitable for digital applications, while others are more suitable for analogue ones?
2. Digital circuits tend to have many transistors that are switched in and out of series with each other, so the base current of a later resistor and the emitter current (after resistance of each) of an earlier resistor would tend to be similar, right?
Richard
1. Is it the case that some types of transistors are more suitable for digital applications, while others are more suitable for analogue ones?
2. Digital circuits tend to have many transistors that are switched in and out of series with each other, so the base current of a later resistor and the emitter current (after resistance of each) of an earlier resistor would tend to be similar, right?
Richard