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           timers,46, 120-121, 134, 141     cellular layout, 82         secondary breakdown possible
             CMOS timers, 120               current-hogging, 82.87-88     at high voltage, 87
             leaky capacitors, 120        beta, 77-79.105             gate voltage-max.  ratings, 88
             LM555/LMC555,120               degradation, 77-78        oscillations, 87,88
             logic diagram /flow chart, 121   matching, 79            unprotected gates
             slow oscillators, 120          too high, 78-79             used in op amps, 8 1
             trimming oscillators, 120    biassing, 77-79               used in picoammeters, femtoam-
           tools, 3, 12, 14,23,58,70, 126, 138,   bond wires, 9.78        meters 8 1,88
                  169, 173, 177,203,2&207.   capacitances, 81,145   transistors, structures, 84-85,85,86
                 See also equipment       collector connections, 50,80,85,86   epi-base, 8445.85
           tools, inadequate, 14          Darlington, 58.79          planar, 84.85
           “touch-in” technique.  See under trouble-   delicate discrete transistors, 78   single-diffused (obsolete) 8485.86
                 shooting techniques      Early voltage, 79        trim-pots.  See under resistors,
           transconductance, 79,192       ESD damage, 78.81              adjustable
           transformers, 18-19,26,35-39,  110-   gender confusion, 77, 176   troubleshooting techniques (specific
                  111,137-138,140,  155   hrb, 79                        techniques)
             back-to-back transformers.  See under   input overdrive, 77-78,104,115,   add-on, 47-48
                 isolation transformers       1 59-1 6 1             ask-your-buddy, 12
             bifilar windings, 38         installed with incorrect orientation,   beer-check, 4.4
             comparison tests, 35.37         77, 186                 “gimmick capacitors, 20
             cup-core, 35                 light-sensitive, 74, 156   help-your-buddy, 12
             E-I cores, 35                melting, 77.82.87          “Paralysis by Analysis,” 6
             ferrite, 35                  negative tempco of VBE, 78   planning, 5,12
             insulation, 37               oscillations, 84,87, 108,109,118   “spring-loading” components, 48
             isolation, 18-19.20          output overload, 77, 105   substitution, 18,43,47
             inter-winding capacitance, 36.38   secondary breakdown, 81-82.87   “touch-in” technique, 47.48,  176
             leakage inductance, 35.36    sharing (ballasting) resistors.  See   “Twiddle-box,” 18
             magnetic flux, 35.38-39         ballasting            TV receivers.  See television receivers
             power transformers. 34,37,39,   SOA (safe operating area), 81-82,   two-layer metal, 7
                  110-111                    84-85                 “Typicals”  or non-guaranteed character-
             primary inductance, 35.36      FBSOA (forward-biassed safe   istics, 81.96.98,  104-105,
             rod core, 34.39                 operating area), 88          199
             saturation and overdrive, 35, 110-1 11   thermal runaway, 82,
             secondary inductance, 35.36    thermal limiter circuits, 82,   UA741 (pA741). 77. See also LM741
             similarity to inductors, common   105-106.117
                 features, 37               turn-off circuits, 82, 159-161   VOS vs. temperature gradients, 78
             test conditions, 35-36       transconductance (gm), 71,79,192   vacuum tubes, xi, 22,40,42,88, 147,
             toroidal core, 37,39, 11  1    function of temperature, 79   188
             turns ratios, 35-37.36         function of collector current, 79   vapox, 7
             twisted pairs, 38            VBE, 78                  variable capacitors.  See capacitors,
             variable, 40. See also under Variac   tempco of VBE, 78     adjustable
             winding conventions            matching of VBE, 78.86   variable resistors. See resistors, ad-
           transistors, bipolar, 77-79,81-88,104,   voltage gain, 71.78   justable
                  108,109, 115, 118,176, 177,   predictions, formula, 79   Variac, 19
                  180,184,204,206,     transistors, JFETs, 79-80. See also   Varoom, 172
             2N918.78                        transistors, MOSFETs   VFC. See under voltage-to-frequency
             2N930.66                    2N4117A. 2N4118A. 2N4119A. 66   converters
             2N2222.84                   2N5485.2N5486.16          video display terminal, 155
             2N2369.78                   problems with JFETs:      “virtual ground,” 97
             2N3055.84                    excess gate current, 80   Vishay, 155
             2N3055H, 84                  gate connections, 80     voltage gain.  See under operational
             2N377 1.84.85                low transconductance, 79       amplifiers,  or transistors
             2N3904,66,69,73,77,84,109,196   Vgs match, 79         voltage references
             2N4275,78                    V,,  stability and tempco, 79-80   band-gap type, 71,135,154,206-207
             2N5039.84                 transistors, MOSFETs, 81.87-88   broadband noise, 135, 180
             data sheet curves, 82       3N160.81                    Zener-based, 71, 135.  See also Zener
             photo transistors, 74       IRF511,164                      diodes
             power transistors, 72.81-86,  138,   analog switches, 81   buried zeners, 71, 135, 147
                  140,159-161,167-168    CMOS digital  ICs. See under digital   long-term stability, 29.71,  135. 147
             used as a diode, 66-67.69-70,  167,   ICs             voltage regulator ICs (linear), 130,177,
                  196                    problems with MOSFETs: 81,87-88   181, 183,185,177-181,
             bipolar transistor problems:   DMOS FETS, 88                 191-193. See also switch-
              alleged unreliability per MIL-   parasitic bipolar transistor, 88   mode regulators
                 HDBK 217.77              ESD tolerance. 81.88       adjustable, 152, 153. 177-181.177,
              base-emitter breakdowdzenering,   ESD precautions, 81.88    178,191-193
                 77,79. 159-161           unreliability  after ESD, 8 1   heat-sinks needed, 135
                high-current beta not degraded,   excessive bandwidth, 87-88   output capacitor needed for negative
                 77-78                    freedom from secondary break-   regulators, 135-136
              ballasting (emitter ballasting), 82.83   down, 87      output impedance, 136,191-193
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