For a common base amplifier, if the values of resistance gain and voltage gain are `3000` and `2800` respectively, find the current gain and power gain of this amplifier.
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Current gain, `alpha=("voltage gain")/("resistance gain") =(2800)/(3000)=0.93` Power gain`= (("voltage gain")^(2))/("resistance gain")=((2800)^(2))/(3000)=2613.3`
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