amplifier

01:07:13

published 11 years ago

mho2

11 years ago

Your dc biasing source is backwards, so this isn't a functioning circuit

cjdelphi

11 years ago

Not to mention the "amplifier" voltage is lower on the output

mho2

11 years ago

@cj, fairly certain that's due to the lack of dc biasing

rbrtkurtz

11 years ago

Yes, you could say it's poor biasing, but really, it's just that every single component is default value. You can't really expect that to work. Plus the DC voltage source is backward and has no ground reference.

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