Using inductors to bias transistors (30-Transistors)
This video is part of an organized playlist (the sequence is pedagogical, starting easy and progressively more challenging). In this video, let's improve the gain of a bipolar transistor amplifier by using an inductor instead of a resistor in the biasing. Aaron Danner is a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the National University of Singapore. https://danner.group Video filmed and edited with help of CIT, NUS.
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