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Subject: Transistor bipolaire et polarisation inverse
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From: Pascal06 <toto@toto.com>
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Bonjour à toutes et tous,
comment empêcher la polarisation inverse d'un transistor bipolaire (Vbc > 
0) ?
Y a t il une astuce ?
Merci par avance.