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59.
Refer to this figure. The output signal from the first stage of this amplifier is 0 V. The trouble could be caused by
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Adel said:
3 years ago
@Jeff.
Because c2 doesn't exist, this will just decrease the output signal, but having 0 output signal will only be caused by simply not having an amplifier in the first place, and that's caused by having an Emitter base junction in the reverse mode (cut off mode).
Because c2 doesn't exist, this will just decrease the output signal, but having 0 output signal will only be caused by simply not having an amplifier in the first place, and that's caused by having an Emitter base junction in the reverse mode (cut off mode).
Jeff said:
5 years ago
Why an open base emitter of Q1 can cause the 0v?
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