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operating point
(′äp·ə′rād·iŋ ′pöint)
(electronics) Point on a family of characteristic curves of a vacuum tube or transistor where the coordinates of the point represent the instantaneous values of the electrode voltages and currents for the operating conditions under study or consideration.
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