Abstract
The transient response of the exact current transfer function, \alpha(\omega) , of a grounded-base junction transistor operating in the short-circuited output condition is compared with the transient response derived from the conventional approximate form for \alpha(\omega) . The response to both a unit impulse and a unit step is calculated, and it is shown how the results may be readily adapted to yield a rapid oscilloscope method of determining the \alpha cutoff frequency and several of the transistor material and dimensional constants.
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