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Analysis of an overload-protected current-feedback magnetic multivibrator

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In this paper, the conditions for cessation of oscillation are derived by using the model of bipolar junction transistors, which takes account of power dissipation, because the common-emitter static forward current transfer ratio depends on the collector current and the junction temperature.
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A detailed analysis is presented of our original overload-protected current-feedback magnetic multivibrator. Since current-feedback magnetic multivibrators are highly efficient and are suitable for high-frequency operation, they are widely used as power sources for electronic equipment. Unlike voltage-feedback multivibrators, however, their circuits have no ability to protect themselves from overloading. We therefore proposed a new current-feedback multivibrator with overload protection. In this paper, the conditions for cessation of oscillation are derived by using our model of bipolar junction transistors. This model takes account of power dissipation, because the common-emitter static forward current transfer ratio depends on the collector current and the junction temperature.

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Overload-protected frequency-compensated current-feedback magnetic multivibrator

TL;DR: In this paper, a new current-feedback multivibrator with overload protection and frequency compensation was proposed, and the condition for cessation of oscillation and that for fixed frequency of oscillations were derived independently of each other.
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Steady-state characteristics of an overload-protected frequency compensated current-feedback magnetic multivibrator

TL;DR: In this article, an improved current-feedback magnetic multivibrator with overload protection and frequency compensation was proposed and the steady-state characteristics of this circuit were investigated in detail.
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Analysis of an overload-protected frequency-compensated current-feedback magnetic multivibrator

TL;DR: In this article, the condition for cessation of oscillation and that for fixed frequency of oscillations are derived by using the model of bipolar junction transistors, taking account of power dissipation, because the common emitter static forward current transfer ratio and the junction voltage depend on the junction temperature.
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How many transistors do multivibrators use?

Unlike voltage-feedback multivibrators, however, their circuits have no ability to protect themselves from overloading.