modified 11 years ago

Amplifier with polarisation stabilised.

01:04:09

Input frequency determine the output waveform.

published 11 years ago

sandeep1994

11 years ago

If the resistor value of Rc that is at tye collector side is very small approximately 1mohm thn the output will be a dc which will be equal to Vcc

thebugger

11 years ago

That's not how you amplify radio frequency (100Mhz). RF amplifiers use class C design and maybe some class A (for buffer stages) but never like this.

Renatus_MN

11 years ago

I just took it from a electronic circuits text book and messed with it so that we see this relationship between input/output.

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