response for discussion 6

An AC model can be made through conversion of DC current to AC. It involves switching the supply (a battery for example) on and off repeatedly at a very fast rate. It is done through the use of choppers. And AC model can also be made using an inverter; this is an electrical device which is used to convert DC current to AC current.

The transistor equivalent circuit model is used helps in the analysis of the electrical parameters in the circuit that is the voltage, current as well as the resistor.

Working in a remote environment requires commitment and diligent and people willing to work with a minimum supervision. Implement the project in such a case would be very easy.

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Jason,

Thank you for the post this week, I found it helpful in check and expanding upon my post. Did you notice the AC model was basically the same thing as the transistor equivalent circuit? Although you called out for a slightly different method, do you think that these are similar? Also what is your impression of testing a transistor within a circuit? I found it interesting it needed to be shorted and grounded before testing and analysis could be performed.