To make a Schottky transistor just connect a schottky diode
between Base and collector of any BJT. For an NPN connect
Anode to Base and Catode to Collector. For PNP do the opposite.

Regards,

Pedro

At 09:48 PM 6/9/98 +0200, you wrote:
>< curious, maybe someone here on the list have a clue >
>I think most of you found the same as me:
>Sometimes we would like to have a transistor with extra low Vbe.
>
>We can sometimed use a germanium transistor, but they are rather expensive,
>do not come in small packages, and do not like heat, etc...
>
>There are disctete schottky diodes with advantages like low forward voltage
>and high speed.
>
>There are schottky transistors in some logic chips: LSTTL etc.
>
>But why don«t we see discrete schottky transistors??  I believe they would
>be very fast, have low Vbe etc. 
>
>/Morgan
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