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| Created | April 13, 2013 |
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In a darlington pair, two BJTs form a single high-gain current amplifier.
A darlington pair squares the gain of a single transistor. For example, a darlington pair composed of two NPN bipolar junction transistors that each have a gain of 100 will itself have a gain of around 10,000.
Load this project and press F5 to see the collector current increase very quickly as the base current is increased very slowly.
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