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In the following common emitter configuration an `NPN` transistor with current gain `beta=100` is used. The output voltage of the amlifier will be

A

10mV

B

0.1V

C

1.0V

D

10V

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The correct Answer is:
C

We known that output voltage is given by,
`v_0=v_ixxbetaxx(R_L)/(R_(BE))`
Here, `v_i=1mV, beta = 100`
`R_L=10kOmega, R_(BE)=1kOmega`
`therefore v_0=1xx10^(-3)xx100xx10/1=1.0V` .
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