Ge Darlington Pairs

[smallbearelec]

Thanks to R. G. for his knowledgeable hand- (paw?) holding while I was working this out. If you don't yet have your own drawer-full of suitable parts, check out the low-gain assortments on our Stock List.

http://www.smallbearelec.com/HowTos/GeDarlingtons/GeDarlingtonPairs.htm

Regards
SD

[Govmnt_Lacky]

Thanks Steve! 

Very informative 

[boogietone]

Very interesting. Once my current preoccupation with JFETs is satisfied, this will be fun to try out.

[robmdall]

Nice article Steve. Thanks! (thanks to Mr. Keen too)

[WGTP]

Good stuff.  Remember some versions of the Tonbender use a Darlington Pair.  

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[John Lyons]

Thanks Steve/RG. 

[PRR]

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[smallbearelec]

The page (window-bar) Title is "How To Make A PC Board By Direct Etching".

Fixed, thanks for noting!

SD

[mat]

Thanks to R. G. for his knowledgeable hand- (paw?) holding while I was working this out. If you don't yet have your own drawer-full of suitable parts, check out the low-gain assortments on our Stock List.

http://www.smallbearelec.com/HowTos/GeDarlingtons/GeDarlingtonPairs.htm

Regards
SD

Very interesting thread ! How would one put a pnp darlington pair in to basic FF Q1 or Q2 ? Is it possible ? I have a lots of low gain/low leak russian ge transistors that I would like to try in a FF circuit as an darlington pair for more gain.

Thanks SD for the thread