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Why does the transconductence of transister amplifier circuits always seem to be 40.8mS? Why? There isn't any particular need for it to be that, and it makes me have to make the effort to have to type things into my calculater which is just annoying for someone as lazy as me. Its all the emitter currents fault anyway. I am currently on my must do revision state of mind which should last all of about three days. I am really regreting not doing any work for the first half of the year now. There is far too much that we should be able to remember. And three hours of circuit theory may drive me round the bend.
We went to see X men last night and it was rather enjoyable I have to say. There was good clothes and pretty boys so it kept me entertained for a couple of hours.
Nothing else has happened its all rather boring. Nope can't think of anything else to put. Urmmm, ooh I never have to program C again, which has made me very happy.
Seeyoubye
We went to see X men last night and it was rather enjoyable I have to say. There was good clothes and pretty boys so it kept me entertained for a couple of hours.
Nothing else has happened its all rather boring. Nope can't think of anything else to put. Urmmm, ooh I never have to program C again, which has made me very happy.
Seeyoubye