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Reactance of inductors at spot frequencies 1 \iH 5uH 10 uH 50 uH 100 uH 250 uH 1 mH 2-5 m H 10 m H 25 m H 100 m H 1 H 5H 10H 100 H — — — — — — 0-31 0-8 3-1 8 31 310 1-5k 3-1 k 31 k — — — — — 0-16 0-63 1-6 6-3 16 63 630 3-1 k 6-3 k 63k — — — — 0-63 0-31 3-1 0-63 6-3 0-31 3-1 31 0-63 6-3 63 16 160 1-6 6-3 63 630 1-6k 16 160 6-3 k 63 630 1-6k 1 6 k 160 630 6-3 k 63 k 6-3 k 63 k 630 k 31 k 3 1 0 k 3-1 M 63 k 630 k 6-3 M 630 k 6-3 M — / 6-3 31 63 310 630 1-6k 6-3 k 16k 63 k 160 k 630 k 6-3 M — — — / 63 310 630 3-1 k 6-3 k 16k 63 k 160 k 630 k 1-6M 6-3 M — — — — 630 3-1 k 6-3 k 31 k 63 k 160 k 630 k 1-6M 6-3 M — — — — — — Values above 10 M Q a n d below 0-1 Q not shown.
Yoeomag) or Im(yoe) Imaginary part of the small-signal short-circuit output admittance (common-emitter). or Re(yoe) Real part of the small-signal short-circuit output admittance (common-emitter). yoe(reai) r re Small-signal short-circuit reverse transfer admittance (common-base, common-emitter). y b» y Unijunction T) Intrinsic standoff ratio. 2 Interbase modulated current. 2 I Peak-point current. P I Valley-point current. v r Interbase resistance. BB lB (mod) IEB O Emitter reverse current. Tj Junction temperature.