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| A _________ _________ is a signal device that uses two transistors. |
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| In a darlington pair, the difference in voltage between the base and emitter is ________? |
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| The final collector current through a darlington pair is equal to a factor of _____ squared. |
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| When ______ occurs, regulation is lost because it is impossible to hold both voltage and current constant under changing load conditions. |
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| Any single transistor or darlington pair that is connected in series to the load so all the current must go through it is known as a _________. |
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| As the emitter to base voltage of the darlington pair decreases, the current will essentially remain ________? |
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| A darlington pair configuration is ________ connected? |
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| When the darlington pair saturates, the voltage between the collector and the emitter can never go below _______? |
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| Darlington pairs can be thought of as a _______ ________. |
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| In a darlington pair, there is _____ collector, ______ bases, and ______ emitters. |
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| A ________ _______ circuit is an essential element of a power supply. |
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| The main difference between a current regulator and a voltage regulator is that a _______ has been added in series with the transistor to detect current changes. |
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| A decrease in load voltage that accompanies limiting is called ______. |
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