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Default ME/MA UK 1970's transistors?

On Friday, 23 November 2018 08:28:18 UTC, wrote:
Look165 wrote:


With such aVBE, they surely are Ge transistors, not Si.


They are all Si transistors. Ge have Vbe around 0.3 to 0.4V, I have quite
a few devices with Ge transistors.

Frank


I can't imagine what Si tr would have 0.8v V_be or why. Do you know?

Geraniums start much lower of course, but also rise higher quickly as current increases. 0.8v on a Ge junction is no cause for surprise.

The ME tr you mentioned is a Si device, so I'm puzzled by its V_be.


NT