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In a transistor amplifier, the voltage gain is
In a transistor amplifier, the voltage gain is
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In amplifiers, the gain is usually frequency dependent.
Updated On: May 15, 2025
- same for all frequencies
- high for high frequencies and low for low frequencies
- low for high frequencies and high for low frequencies
- low for high and low frequencies and constant at mid frequencies
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Solution and Explanation
The voltage gain of a transistor amplifier typically remains constant at mid frequencies and varies at high and low frequencies.
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