If The Input And Output Resistances In A Common-base Amplifier Circuit Are  respectively, What Is The Voltage Amplification When The Emitter Current Is 2 MA And Current Gain ?

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Question

If the input and output resistances in a common-base amplifier circuit are  respectively, what is the voltage amplification when the emitter current is 2 mA and current gain ?

Solution

Correct option is

980

Emitter current is 2 mA; input resistance is , output resistance is , input voltage is  and collector current 

Output or collector voltage is  

          

Voltage amplification is 

          .

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