Transistor as Common Base Amplifier

To use a transistor as an amplifier

Various Gain In Common Base Amplifier

For a transistor, working as common emitter amplifier , the current gain is 45. What will be the current gain when the same transistor is worked as common base amplifier ?

For a common emitter amplifier, current gain = 50. If the emitter current is 6.6 mA, calculate the collector and base current. Also current gain. When emitter is working as common base amplifier,

The transistor working as common base amplifier, current gasin is 0.97 and base current is 0.12 mA.

For a transistor working as common base amplifier, the emitter current is 0.72 mA. The. Current gain is 0.96. The collector current is

Characteristics OF Transistor|| Transconductance|| Transistor as an Amplifier|| Transistor as a Switch

A p-n-p transistor is used as common base amplifier as V_(eb) =3V . When its emitter current changes from 13.4 mA to 20.14 mA its collector current changes from 13.4 mA to 19.9 mA. Its current gain will be

Characteristics OF Transister|| Transconductance|| Transistor as an Amplifier|| Transistor as a Switched