6-If the collector resistance is shorted,the ac output voltage willa-Decrease.b-Increase.c-Remain the same.9 d-Equal zero.7-If input impedance of the second stage decreases, the voltage gain of the first stage willa-Decrease.b-Increase.c-Remain the same.d-Equal zero.8-If the load resistance of second stage opens, the voltage gain of the first stage willa-Decrease.b-Increase.c-Remain the same.d-Equal zero.9-The feedback resistora-Increases voltage gain.b-Reduces distortion.c-Increases collector resistance.d-Decreases input impedance.10-when the emitter resistance Rp doubles the ac emitter resistancea-Increases.b-decreases.c-Remains the same.d-Cannot be determined.11-To reduce the distortion in a CE amplifier, reduce thea-DC emitter current.b-Base-emitter voltage.c-Collector current.d-AC base voltage.12-The output voltage of a CE amplifier isa-Amplified.b-Inverted.c-180° out of phase with the input.d-All of the above.

1. Generally in in transistor there will be a collector resistance which is connected between…

6-If the collector resistance is shorted,the ac output voltage will a-Decrease. b-Increase. c-Remain the same. 9 d-Equal zero. 7-If input impedance of the second stage decreases, the voltage gain of the first stage will a-Decrease. b-Increase. c-Remain the same. d-Equal zero. 8-If the load resistance of second stage opens, the voltage gain of the first stage will a-Decrease. b-Increase. c-Remain the same. d-Equal zero. 9.The feedback resistor

6-If the collector resistance is shorted,the ac output voltage will a-Decrease. b-Increase. c-Remain the same. 9 d-Equal zero. 7-If input impedance of the second stage decreases, the voltage gain of the first stage will a-Decrease. b-Increase. c-Remain the same. d-Equal zero. 8-If the load resistance of second stage opens, the voltage gain of the first stage will a-Decrease. b-Increase. c-Remain the same. d-Equal zero. 9.The feedback resistor

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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