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May 12th 08, 11:16 AM
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noise source question
Hello,
I'm willing to make a noise source from an UHF transistor (B-E junction reverse polarized like a zener) and I was wondering if it's ok to use the output attenuator as part of the resistor network for the DC bias of the transistor (or zener). I'd probably look at the arrl handbook if I had it ;-) Thanks Francesco IZ8DWF |
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