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how much DC, AC output resistance the transistor has?

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output resistance

What is the best way, using simulation, to figure out how much DC, AC output resistance the transistor has?
 

Re: output resistance

In a MOSFET you want to look at the rDS values in the datasheet. These depend on the Vgs voltage used to turn it on or enhance it as well as the temperature.

We don't generally define BJTs in terms of resistance. These need to generally be modeled as diodes. Of course they do have current and power limitations which you need to be aware of. Again this information is available in the datasheets.
 

Re: output resistance

sonaiko said:
What is the best way, using simulation, to figure out how much DC, AC output resistance the transistor has?
For DC output resistance, run a DC simulation, swept through the operation point(s) you need.
For AC output resistance, run an XF simulation, or an AC simulation with a unit current source injecting onto the output.
 

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