bipolar circuit

[bī′pō·lər ′sər·kət]

(electronics)

A logic circuit in which zeros and ones are treated in a symmetric or bipolar manner, rather than by the presence or absence of a signal; for example, a balanced arrangement in a square-loop-ferrite magnetic circuit.

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Integrated circuits

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For a current-mode bipolar circuit condition (6) is always fulfilled ([V.sub.1]=[V.sub.2]=VT) leading to current mirrors and amplifiers that always operate linearly in large signal domain.

A unitary view toward analog weighting/amplifying F-[F.sup.-1] cells/F-[F.sup.-1] funkciju lasteliu itaka analoginiams keitikliams ir stiprintuvams

Unlike the NMOS or BIPOLAR circuits, the CMOS circuit has virtually no static power dissipation.

A high-performance energy efficient carry select adder using 32nm CMOS technology

Unlike NMOS or bipolar circuits, a CMOS circuit has almost no static power dissipation.

Transistor Design Advances Drive SOI into the Mainstream

Washio, "7.7-ps CML Using Selective-epitaxial SiGe HBTs," Proceedings of the Bipolar Circuits and Technologies Meeting, 1998, pp.

SiGe transistor technology for RF applications

Much more power is available with bipolar circuits and the premium is not nearly so great.

The rise of the VLSI processor

Abidi, "CMOS-only RF and Baseband Circuits for a Monolithic 900 MHz Wireless Transceiver," IEEE Bipolar Circuits Technology Meeting Proceedings, Sept.