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Discussion Forum : Transistors and Applications - General Questions (Q.No. 6)
6.
The signal voltage gain of an amplifier, Av, is defined as:
Av = IC × RC
Discussion:
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Afash said:
1 decade ago
A = Vo/Vin.
And Vin = Ie* Re.
Vo= Ic* Rc.
So the final equ becomes A = Rc/Re.
And Vin = Ie* Re.
Vo= Ic* Rc.
So the final equ becomes A = Rc/Re.
Milk boy veeresh said:
8 years ago
A = v(out)/v(in),
v(out) = Ic * Rc,
v(in) = Ie * Re, Ic = Ie.
So A = Rc/Re.
v(out) = Ic * Rc,
v(in) = Ie * Re, Ic = Ie.
So A = Rc/Re.
Satendra said:
1 decade ago
A = v(out)/v(in),
v(out) = Ic*Rc,
v(in) = Ie*Re, Ic = Ie,
So A = Rc/Re.
v(out) = Ic*Rc,
v(in) = Ie*Re, Ic = Ie,
So A = Rc/Re.
RAMPRASAD NASKAR said:
5 years ago
I want to know that 'Re' and 'Rc'. Please explain about it.
Dixit said:
9 years ago
This equation satisfy in common base configuration.
Vikas said:
1 decade ago
Can anyone explain it?
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