What are the parameters of a triode?

Explanation of the parameters of a triode

λ - spectral half-width

VF - forward voltage drop difference

Vz - voltage increment in the regulated range

av - voltage-temperature coefficient

a - temperature coefficient

BV cer - a resistor in series with the base and the emitter, CE junction breakdown Voltage

BVcbo---open emitter, collector-base breakdown voltage

BVceo---open base, CE junction breakdown voltage

BVces---base-emitter shorted CE junction breakdown voltage

BVebo---open collector EB junction breakdown voltage

Cib- -*** base input capacitance

Cic - collector junction barrier capacitance

Cieo - *** emitter open circuit input capacitance

Cies - *** emitter short circuit input capacitance

Cie - *** emitter input capacitance

Cjo/Cjn - junction capacitance change

Cjo---zero bias junction capacitance

Cjv---biased junction capacitance

Cj---junction (interpole) capacitance, indicating the total capacitance of the germanium detector diode at a specified bias applied to both ends of the diode

CL---load capacitance (an external circuit parameter)

Cn--neutralizing capacitance (an external circuit parameter)

Cob---***Base output capacitance. In the base circuit, the output capacitance between collector and base

Coeo---***emitter open-circuit output capacitance

Coe---***emitter output capacitance

Co---zero bias capacitance

Co---output capacitance

Cp---parallel capacitance (external circuit parameter)

Cre---*** emitter feedback capacitance

Cs---case capacitance or package capacitance

CTC---capacitance temperature coefficient

CTV---voltage temperature coefficient. The ratio of the relative change in stabilized voltage to the absolute change in ambient temperature at the test current

Ct---Total capacitance

Cvn---Nominal capacitance

di/dt---Critical rate of rise of on-state current

dv/dt---Critical rate of rise of on-state voltage

D---Duty cycle

ESB---secondary breakdown energy

fmax---maximum oscillation frequency. The operating frequency when the power gain of the triode is equal to 1

fT---characteristic frequency

f---frequency

h RE--*** emitter static voltage feedback coefficient

hFE--*** emitter static current amplification coefficient

hfe--*** small-signal short-circuit voltage amplification coefficient of the emitter

hIE---***Emitter static input impedance

hie---***Emitter small-signal short-circuit input impedance

hOE---***Emitter static output conductance

hoe---***Emitter small-signal open-circuit output conductance

hre---***Emitter small-signal open-circuit Voltage feedback coefficient

IAGC----forward automatic control current

IB2---base modulation current in a single-junction transistor

IBM---the maximum value of the DC current that can continuously pass through the base within the range of the collector's allowable power dissipation, or the maximum average value of the AC current

IB---the maximum value of the base DC current or the average value of AC current

Icbo---reverse cutoff current between collector and base with base grounded and emitter open to ground, at a specified reverse voltage of VCB

Iceo---reverse cutoff current between collector and emitter with emitter grounded and base open to ground, at a specified reverse voltage of VCE

Icer - reverse cutoff current between collector and emitter with series resistance R between base and emitter, and voltage VCE between collector and emitter is a specified value

Ices - reverse cutoff current between collector and emitter with emitter grounded and base shorted to ground, under the condition of specified reverse voltage VCE

Icex. Reverse cutoff current between collector and emitter under specified reverse bias VCE with emitter grounded and specified bias applied between base and emitter

ICMP---Incollector Maximum Allowable Pulse Current

ICM---Incollector Maximum Allowable Current or Maximum Mean Value of AC Current.

ICM---Maximum output average current

Ic---Maximum average value of collector DC current or AC current

IDR---Thyristor off-state average repetitive current

ID---Interdark current

IEB10--Reverse current between the emitter and the first base in a dual-base unijunction transistor

IEB20 --- emitter to base current in a dual-base unijunction transistor

IEB --- base ground, collector open to ground, under the condition of the specified reverse voltage VEB, the reverse cut-off current between the emitter and the base

IEM --- emitter peak current

IE --- emitter dc current or the average of the ac current

IF (AV) - average forward current

IF (ov) - forward overload current

IFM (IM) - peak forward current (forward maximum current). The maximum forward pulse current allowed through a diode at rated power. Light emitting diode limit current.

IFMP - Forward Pulse Current

IFRM - Forward Repeating Peak Current

IFSM - Forward Non-Repeating Peak Current (Inrush Current)

IF - Forward DC Current (Forward Test Current). Germanium detector diode in the specified forward voltage VF, through the current between the poles; silicon rectifier, silicon stack in the specified conditions of use, in the sinusoidal half-wave allowed to pass the maximum continuous operating current (average), silicon switching diode in the rated power allowed to pass the maximum forward DC current; measurement of regulator diode forward electrical parameters when the current is given

iF----forward total instantaneous current

IGD---Thyristor control pole non-triggering current

IGFM---Control pole forward peak current

IGT---Thyristor control pole triggering current

IH---Constant current, maintenance current.

Ii--- Light emitting diode glow current

IL--- Photocurrent or current regulator diode limit current

IOM--- Maximum forward (rectifier) current. The maximum forward instantaneous current that can be withstood under specified conditions; the maximum operating current permitted to pass continuously through a germanium detector diode in a sinusoidal half-wave rectifier circuit with resistive loads

Iop---Operating current

Io---Rectifier current. The operating current passed under specified frequency and specified voltage conditions in a particular line

IP---peak point current

IR (AV)---reverse average current

IR (In)---reverse DC current (reverse leakage current). In the measurement of reverse characteristics, the given reverse current; silicon stack in a sinusoidal half-wave resistive load circuit, plus reverse voltage specified value, the current passed; silicon switching diode ends plus reverse operating voltage VR when the current passed; regulator diode in the reverse voltage, resulting in leakage current; rectifier in the sinusoidal half-wave under the highest reverse operating voltage leakage current.

IRM---reverse peak current

Irp---reverse recovery current

IRRM---reverse repeated peak current

IRR---thyristor reverse repeated average current

IRSM---reverse unrepeated peak current (reverse inrush current)

ir-- Reverse Recovery Current

iR---Total Reverse Instantaneous Current

ISB---Secondary Breakdown Current

Is---Stabilizing Current of Current Regulator Diode

IV---Valley Current

Izk---Knee Current of Regulator Tube

IZM---Maximum Regulator Current. The current allowed to pass through the regulator diode at maximum power dissipation

IZSM --- regulator diode inrush current

Iz --- stabilizing voltage current (reverse test current). The reverse current given when testing the reverse electrical parameters

n----capacitance change index; capacitance ratio

PB---to withstand the pulse burnout power

PCM---collector maximum allowable power dissipation

Pc---collector power dissipation

PC---control pole average power or collector power dissipation

Pd - power dissipation

PFT (AV) - average power dissipated in forward conduction

PFTM - peak forward power dissipation

PFT - total instantaneous power dissipated in forward conduction

PGM - peak gate power

PG - average gate power

Pi - input power

Pi - input power

PK - maximum switching power

PMP - maximum leakage pulse power

PMS - maximum withstand pulse power

PM - power rating. The maximum power that a silicon diode can withstand if its junction temperature is not higher than 150 degrees

Pn---Noise power

Pomax---Maximum output power

Posc---Oscillating power

Po---Output power

Po---Output power

PR---Reverse surge power

Psc---continuous output power

PSM---unrepeated surge power

Ptot---total dissipated power

Ptot---total dissipated power

PZM---maximum dissipated power. The maximum power that a voltage regulator diode is allowed to withstand under given conditions of use

Q----the superior value (quality factor)

r δ----the attenuation resistance

R(th)ja ---- junction to ambient thermal resistance

R(th)jc----the junction to case thermal resistance

r(th)----the transient resistance

< p>rbb min Cc---base-collector time constant, the product of base extension resistance and collector junction capacitance

rbb min---base region extension resistance (base region intrinsic resistance)

RBB---base-to-base resistance of a dual-base transistor

RBE---external base-to-emitter resistance (external circuit parameter)

RB --- external base-to-emitter resistance (external circuit parameter)

Rc --- external collector resistance (external circuit parameter)

RE --- radio-frequency resistance

RE --- external emitter resistance (external circuit parameter)

RF (r) --- forward differential resistance. In forward conduction, the current increases exponentially with voltage, showing a clear nonlinear characteristic. At a certain forward voltage, the voltage increases by a tiny amount ?V, and the forward current increases by ?I accordingly, then ?V/?I is called differential resistance

RG---signal source internal resistance

rie---input resistance when the emitter is grounded and the AC output is shorted

RL---load resistance

RL---load resistance (external circuit parameter)

roe---Output resistance at short-circuit of AC input with emitter grounded, measured under specified VCE, Ic or IE, and frequency conditions

Rs(rs)---- series resistance

Rth---Thermal resistance

Rth---- thermal resistance

Rz(ru)---Dynamic resistance

Ta---Ambient Temperature

Ta---Ambient Temperature

Tc---Shell Temperature

Tc---Shell Temperature

td---Delay Time

td---- delay time

tfr---Positive Recovery Time

tf---Falling Time

tf - fall time

tgt - gate control pole turn-on time

tg - circuit commutation turn-off time

Tjm - maximum allowable junction temperature

Tjm - maximum junction temperature

Tj - junction temperature

Tj - junction temperature

toff - turn-off time

toff -- turn-off time

ton -- turn-on time

ton -- turn-on time

trr -- reverse recovery time

tr -- rise time

tr -- rise time

tstg -- storage temperature of temperature-compensated diode

Tstg- -- storage temperature

ts -- storage time

ts -- storage time

Ts -- junction temperature

V n -- noise voltage

V v -- valley voltage

V (BR) -- breakdown voltage

VAGC -- forward automatic gain control voltage

VB2B1 --- Inter-base voltage

VBB --- Base (DC) supply voltage (external circuit parameter)

VBE(sat)---base-emitter saturation voltage drop (forward voltage drop) with emitter grounded and specified Ic, IB conditions

VBE10 --- Emitter and first base reverse voltage

VBE---base-emitter (dc) voltage

VB---reverse peak breakdown voltage

VCBO---maximum withstand voltage between collector and base under specified conditions when base is grounded and emitter is open to ground

VCB---collector-base (dc) voltage

Vcc---collector (dc) supply voltage (external circuit parameter)

VCE(sat)---emitter ground, saturation voltage drop between collector-emitter under specified Ic, IB conditions

VCEO---emitter ground, base open to ground, maximum withstand voltage between collector and emitter under specified conditions

VCER---emitter ground, base and emitter with series resistance R, maximum withstand voltage between collector and emitter under specified conditions

VCES---emitter grounded, base shorted to ground, maximum withstand voltage between collector and emitter under specified conditions

VCEX---emitter grounded, base-emitter with specified bias, maximum withstand voltage between collector and emitter under specified conditions

VCEX---emitter grounded, base and emitter with specified bias, maximum withstand voltage between collector and emitter under specified conditions

VCER---EMITTER grounded, base and emitter with specified bias, maximum withstand voltage between collector and emitter under specified conditions

VCE---Collector-Emitter (DC) Voltage

Vc---Rectified Input Voltage

VDRM---Breakage Repeat Peak Voltage

VEBO---Base Ground, Collector Open to Ground, Maximum Withstanding Voltage Between Emitter and Base Under Specified Conditions

VEB---Saturation voltage drop

VEE---emitter (DC) supply voltage (external circuit parameter)

VF(AV)---averaged forward voltage

VFM---maximum forward voltage drop (peak forward voltage)

VF--- forward voltage drop (positive DC voltage)

VGD---gate non-trigger voltage

VGFM --- gate forward peak voltage

VGRM --- gate reverse peak voltage

VGT --- gate trigger voltage

Vk --- knee-point voltage (current stabilizer diode)

VL --- limiting voltage

Vn(p-p) --- peak equivalent noise voltage at input

Vn --- center voltage

VOM --- maximum output average voltage

Vop --- operating voltage

Vo --- ac input voltage

Vp --- feedthrough voltage.

Vp---Peak Point Voltage

VRM---Reverse Peak Voltage (Maximum Test Voltage)

VRRM---Reverse Repeat Peak Voltage (Reverse Surge Voltage)

VRWM---Reverse Operating Peak Voltage

VR---Reverse Operating Voltage (Reverse DC Voltage)

VSB---secondary breakdown voltage

Vs---through voltage (signal voltage) or stabilized current voltage of the regulator

Vth---valve voltage (threshold voltage)

Vz---stabilized voltage

δvz---voltage drift of the regulator

η---voltage dividing ratio or efficiency of the single junction transistor

λp---peak wavelength of luminescence