> It's just a schematic; it even gives the resistor values. Make some
> assumtions about the transistors, and it should be quite easy.

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Any garden variety transistor will work, just choose one small enough
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Kevin Aylward - 20 Dec 2004 06:51 GMT
>> This is Leon Heller for forever:
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> Any garden variety transistor will work, just choose one small enough
> so it doesn't limit bandwidth.
One doesn't need transistors. e.g.
.subckt AD538 out 1 2 3
...
b1 out 0 v= v(1)*v(2)/v(3)
...
.ends
Or whatever it actually does.
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