DC/DC converter using bipolar transistor, method of...

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including particular power supply circuitry

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C330S010000

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ABSTRACT:
A DC/DC converter is comprised of a bipolar transistor, an inductor, a smoothing capacitor, an input terminal, an output terminal, and a grounded terminal. A base of the transistor includes a silicon germanium layer. The bipolar transistor has a high switching speed and a low on-state voltage through an optimization of a structure of the transistor.

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