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transistor amplifier

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transistor amplifier [tran′zis·tər ‚am·plə‚fī·ər]
(electronics)
An amplifier in which one or more transistors provide amplification comparable to that of electron tubes.


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Chapters have been added on 10D multirate and directional filter banks; on nonlinear filtering using statistical signal models and for image denoising; and on video demosaicking filters, and the chapters on linear and bilinear operators and matrices, passive circuit elements, bipolar junction transistor amplifiers, and symbolic analysis are among those that have been substantially revised.
Tokyo, Japan, Aug 18, 2006 - (JCN Newswire) - NEC Corporation today announced the successful development of a compact gallium nitride (GaN, 1*) power transistor amplifier, which boasts the world's highest output power level of 400W while featuring low-distortion characteristics, for third generation (3G) base stations.
Tube amplifiers, for example, when hooked to actual speaker loads, tend to have frequency response curves that are less flat than transistor amplifiers hooked to the same speaker loads.
 
 
 
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