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Principles of

Transistor Circuits

Ninth Edition

Introduction to the Design of Amplifiers,

Receivers and Digital Circuits

S. W. Amos, BSc, CEng, MIEE

M. R. James, BSc, CEng, MIEE

Newnes

OXFORD AUCKLAND BOSTON JOHANNESBURG MELBOURNE NEW DELHI

Newnes

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First published by Iliffe Books Ltd 1959

Second edition 1961

Third edition 1965

Fourth edition 1969

Fifth edition 1975

Sixth edition 1981

Seventh edition 1990

Eighth edition 1994

Ninth edition 2000

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British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data

Amos, S. W.

Principles of transistor circuits. – 9th ed.

1. Transistor circuits

2. Electronic circuit design

I. Title

621.381530422 TK7871.9

ISBN 0 7506 4427 3

Library of Congress Cataloguing in Publication Data

Amos, S. W. (Stanley William)

Principles of transistor circuits/S. W. Amos. – 9th ed.

p. cm.

ISBN 0 7506 4427 3

1. Transistor circuits. I. Title

TK7871.9A45 1994

621.381528–dc20 93–50682

Composition by Genesis Typesetting, Laser Quay, Rochester, Kent

Printed in England by Clays Ltd, St Ives plc

Contents

Preface to the ninth edition

1 Semiconductors and junction diodes

2 Basic principles of transistors

3 Common-base and common-gate amplifiers

4 Common-emitter and common-source amplifiers

5 Common-collector and common-drain amplifiers

(emitter and source followers)

7 Small-signal a.f. amplifiers

112

8 Large-signal a.f. amplifiers

134

9 D.C. and pulse amplifiers

158

10 R.F. and I.F. amplifiers

180

11 Sinusoidal oscillators

205

12 Modulators, demodulators, mixers and receivers

227

13 Pulse generators

255

14 Sawtooth generators

281

15 Digital circuits

293

16 Further applications of transistors and other

semiconductor devices

328

Appendix A The manufacture of transistors and integrated

circuits

369

Appendix B Transistor parameters

381

Appendix C The stability of a transistor tuned amplifier

387

Appendix D Semiconductor letter symbols

390

Index

397

6 Bias and d.c. stabilisation

Preface to the ninth edition

This ninth edition was introduced to bring the material up-to-date and to

render all of the diagrams to the same standard. Some of the information

from previous editions has been left out; either because it was obsolete

or because it is not relevant to modern electronics. Most students are

taught discrete component circuit analysis and design with silicon npn

transistors as the main active devices. Although a flexibility of approach

is important (i.e. to be able to use both npn and pnp devices of any

semiconductor type), the redrawn diagrams have been changed to

conform to the npn silicon arrangement so that the learning process does

not involve unfamiliar configurations. Some of the abbreviations have

been modernised, and the gate turn off thyristor introduced along with

optically coupled devices. Much of the section on digital techniques has

been reworked to reflect current practice.

S. W. Amos

M. R. James

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