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Uncle Peter wrote:
I always wondered why Motorola (of all peopled) used PNP RF transistors in the final and two driver stages in their Micor base station and mobile radios. Were those perhaps germanium transistors? The first Ge transistors were PNP, and the first (Ge) audio power transistors I recall seeing in wide use, in auto radios, were PNP. I'm not sure why PNP was favored in the early days, whether due to some basic physics reason or some more practical processing or production considerations. Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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