Been reading Wiki but having some questions:
How does limiting base current in a differential amplifier avoid the saturation region? Is it because it prevents both b-e and b-c for being forward? If I'm limiting base current, why is it when in forward active the current is high enough to get current flowing through one leg vs. the other?
Also, why is saturation slow? I know I read that it's slow but why is it? Thanks!
Can someone help explain? Thanks!
How does limiting base current in a differential amplifier avoid the saturation region? Is it because it prevents both b-e and b-c for being forward? If I'm limiting base current, why is it when in forward active the current is high enough to get current flowing through one leg vs. the other?
Also, why is saturation slow? I know I read that it's slow but why is it? Thanks!
Can someone help explain? Thanks!
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