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Thousands of Electronic Definitions - Must see
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"Muzicke Grane" <muzickegrane@rogers.com> wrote in message news:<WEDQb.109746$lGr.104145@twister01.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com>...
Thousands of Electronic Definitions - Must see
Literally thousands terms and definitions - must see:
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Schoene site :)
 
Abacus.ca wrote:
"Muzicke Grane" <muzickegrane@rogers.com> wrote in message news:<WEDQb.109746$lGr.104145@twister01.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com>...
Thousands of Electronic Definitions - Must see
Literally thousands terms and definitions - must see:
http://www.electronicdefinitions.com

Schoene site :)

Schön, seinen eigenen Murks zu loben... Der 'Abacus - Canada' aus dem
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Copyright-Statement auf jeder Seite bist ja wohl Du, oder?

Inhaltlich ist das ganze ja ohnehin kaum zu gebrauchen. Beispiele:

oscillations

the death of an amplifier. When an amplifier has positive feedback, it
may break into oscillations, which is unwanted high-frequency signal.
This signal is unrelated to the amplified input signal. Because of this,
oscillations interfere with the desired signal. Oscillations make an
amplifier useless. This is why a compensating capacitor is used with an
op amp; it prevents the oscillations from occurring.

h parameters

an early mathematical method for representing transistor action. Still
used on data sheets.

Gruß,
Michael
 
Abacus.ca schrieb:
"Muzicke Grane" <muzickegrane@rogers.com> wrote in message news:<WEDQb.109746$lGr.104145@twister01.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com>...

Thousands of Electronic Definitions - Must see
Literally thousands terms and definitions - must see:
http://www.electronicdefinitions.com


Schoene site :)
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Weder schön noch besonders nützlich, und manchmal einfach falsch.

--
Cheers
Stefan
 
Michael J. Schülke wrote:
[Beispiele]

h parameters

an early mathematical method for representing transistor action. Still
used on data sheets.
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ROTFL!
 
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