BJT: The genesis of transistors

When it comes to clearing VLSI interviews and written rounds, most of the companies check your proficiency in Digital Electronics.
Mostly restricted to testing CMOS for digital logic designs but if you’re interested in Analog roles of VLSI-giants like TI, Synopsys, STMicroelectronics, etc – you need to have sound knowledge of BJTs along with the MOSFETs. 

The following handwritten notes captures all the important topics in one place: 

* Operations, properties and biasing of BJT

* I-V characteristics

* Small signal and Large Signal operations

* Topologies : CE, CB, CC 

* Rin, Rout, Gain calculations, Impedance

Please refer to this link to get the Handwritten notes: BJT_NOTES

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