Power transistor with improved resistance to direct secondary br

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307255, 3073031, 307270, 307259, 307302, 323315, 323268, 323272, 357 44, 357 46, 357 35, H03K 1760, H03K 326, G05F 316, H01L 2702

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048869821

ABSTRACT:
This power transistor comprises a plurality of elementary transistors, also indicated as "fingers", having their emitter terminals mutually connected and forming a common emitter terminal, collector terminals also mutually connected and forming a common collector terminal, and base terminals connected to at least one current source. Each elementary transistor is part of a circuit comprising a diode forming, together with the elementary transistor, a current mirror, so that the collector current passing through the elementary transistor is far less sensitive to the temperature gradients which originate inside the power transistor.

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