- Transistor is shown as a four terminal black box in Fig. There are two input terminals A and B and two output terminals C and D.
- The voltage at the input terminal is V1and input current is I1 and those at the output terminals are V2 and I2.
- The signals V1 and I1, V2 and I2 are shown with their conventional positive polarities.
- In general two equations are formed using these four signal quantities and the circuit parameters of the transistor.
- The circuit parameters are defined based on the selection of signal quantities in the left side and right side of the equations.
- Six sets of parameters are used for transistor circuit analysis. Out of them the following three are commonly used.
2.Admittance or Y-parameters
3.Hybrid or h-parameters
Among these h’ parameters are the most useful for transistor circuit analysis due to the following reasons.
1.h-parameters form a combination of impedance and admittance parameters.
2.h-parameters are easiest to measure.
3.h-parameters almost correspond to the actual operating conditions.
4.h-parameters produce more accurate results in the analysis of amplifiercircuits.
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