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FesZ Electronics | Setting the operating point using Active methods @FesZElectronics | Uploaded September 2022 | Updated October 2024, 11 hours ago.
#169 In this video I continue to look at methods to stabilize the bias point of a transistor amplifier, this time by using active methods. I first look at what can be done on the design and component selection part and then look at some active electronic compensation methods.

Miniseries with related content:
BJT DC operating point: youtu.be/B3Oi2XIIRME
FET DC operating point: youtu.be/Dv2Vd2z6mjw
Active DC operating point: youtu.be/MS5o0nVm1Qg

Further reading and datasheets:
assets.nexperia.com/documents/data-sheet/BC817_SER.pdf
ok2kkw.com/atf54143.pdf
qsl.net/va3iul/Bias/Bias_Circuits_for_RF_Devices.pdf

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