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bias current

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bias current [′bī·əs ‚kər·ənt]
(electronics)
An alternating electric current above about 40,000 hertz added to the audio current being recorded on magnetic tape to reduce distortion.
An electric current flowing through the base-emitter junction of a transistor and adjusted to set the operating point of the transistor.


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1 uA maximum input bias current over a wide temperature range.
The linear PC mode preamplifier does not need any compensating source to zero the effect of the detector bias current for the preamplifier output.
This power consumption includes the modulation and bias currents through a connected low threshold VCSEL, as well as the output currents of the TIA into a 100 Ohm termination.
 
 
 
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