Integrated power transistor comprising means for reducing therma

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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357 36, 307254, 330257, 330288, H01L 2972

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050459104

ABSTRACT:
An integrated power transistor with reduced sensitivity to thermal stresses and improved resistance to direct secondary breakdown, comprising a plurality of transistors having their emitter regions connected so as to define a common emitter terminal, their collector regions connected so as to define a common collector region, and the same plurality of diodes connected to the respective transistors to form therewith a current mirror circuit, each base of the transistors being connected to the first terminal of a corresponding resistor, the second terminal of the corresponding resistors being connected to a common base.

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