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I see so many misconceptions about BJTs, people seem to either over-complicate the hell out of them, or over-simplify and then wonder why things don’t work.

Giuseppe Stromboli.

Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) are the backbone of electronics, the land we build on.

One of the, if not the biggest hurdles to understanding transistor circuits — and system modeling — is small-signal analysis.

I saw a great question posted the other day, why are high impedance nodes slow?

The transistor will go down as one of the most consequential inventions in history, behind agriculture, paper, and the Super Soaker.

Because I spend all day at work browsing DigiKey and reading articles about electronics, I get served up ads for textbooks, causing me to rapidly and aggressively re-evaluate my life.

Transimpedance amplifiers (TIAs) find wide use in electronics and systems, from things like optical communication transceivers in WiFi routers, to electron multipliers in mass spectrometers.

This post is for anyone taking linear algebra or wants to understand why they hated taking it.

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