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Webster effect: a standalone construct

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Semiconductor device physics

the fall in a junction transistor's current gain at high emitter current, caused by high-level injection of minority carriers into the base.

In semiconductor device physics, Webster effect refers to the fall in a junction transistor's current gain at high emitter current, caused by high-level injection of minority carriers into the base. This meaning comes from Webster (1954) in Proceedings of the IRE.[1]

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References

Webster, W. (1954). On the Variation of Junction-Transistor Current-Amplification Factor with Emitter Current. Proceedings of the IRE, 42(6), 914-920. https://doi.org/10.1109/jrproc.1954.274751

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