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Can anyone out there in AAC land can tell me what is really meant by "Reverse transfer voltage", that is how would it effect the circuit's input,output,voltage and current. Not math analysis. I do understand that "hf" is forward transfer current,that is,amplification or Beta and "hi" is input resistance. This is understood to me as how much more signal voltage will reach the amplification section.The ho is output conductance usually expressed as a reciprocal.. the collector current output. But the reverse transfer voltage what is this measuring.
Can anyone out there in AAC land can tell me what is really meant by "Reverse transfer voltage", that is how would it effect the circuit's input,output,voltage and current. Not math analysis. I do understand that "hf" is forward transfer current,that is,amplification or Beta and "hi" is input resistance. This is understood to me as how much more signal voltage will reach the amplification section.The ho is output conductance usually expressed as a reciprocal.. the collector current output. But the reverse transfer voltage what is this measuring.
