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Hello, Is it possible to create a simulation model in CircuitLab for a BJT Base-Emitter reverse breakdown? I've experimented with a very basic circuit and several NPN transistors, but have not been successful. If it is supported, it'd be great to see a circuit that works so I can figure out what is wrong with mine. Thanks for any info, Mike |
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