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A common emitter amplifier gives an output of 3 V for an input of 0.01 V. If `beta` of the resistance is 100 and the input resistance is `1 kOmega`. then the collector resistance is

A

1 K`Omega`

B

3 K`Omega`

C

30 K`Omega`

D

30 K`Omega`

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The correct Answer is:
B

Voltage gain `=V_o/V_i=3/10^(-2)`=300
Current gain = `beta= 100 = I_C/I_B`
`therefore` Resistance gain = `(V.G.)/(C.G.)=300/100=3`
`therefore R_C/R_i`=3 or `R_C =1xx3=3 K Omega`
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