Question 1 In a Common Base configuration BJT has input impedance and output impedance. O low, low O High, low low, High O High, High Question 2 Which of the following statement/s is/are correct regarding the CB Configuration amplifier? A). Current gain of an ideal Common base amplifier is unity. B). Voltage gain is unity. C). The Phase between input and output is 180°. OB & C OA OB ○ A & B

Question 1 In a Common Base configuration BJT has input impedance and output impedance. O low, low O High, low low, High O High, High Question 2 Which of the following statement/s is/are correct regarding the CB Configuration amplifier? A). Current gain of an ideal Common base amplifier is unity. B). Voltage gain is unity. C). The Phase between input and output is 180°. OB & C OA OB ○ A & B

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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