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In the common-emitter configuration of PNP, the transistor emitter is the terminal common to both the input side and output side. The signal to be amplified is applied between base and emitter forming the input circuit while the amplified output voltage is developed across load impedance in the collector-to-emitter forming the output circuit. Figure 1 gives the basic circuit of a CE amplifier using load resistor RC. The Large Signal Current Gain | Common Emitter Configuration of PNP Transistor In a CB transistor, IE forms the input current while IC is…

Here in this article we will going to discuss about characteristic curves of CB transistor like static input and static output characteristic curve of CB transistor (Common Base). Characteristic Curves of Transistor in Common Base Configuration Figure 1 shows a PNP transistor connected in Common Base (CB) configuration. Base is the terminal common to the input side and the output side and this terminal has been grounded. Then we are left with two voltage variables namely VEB and VCB. Further the current IB is ignored since it is nothing but…

In this article you will learn about emitter efficiency, base transport factor, The early effect, dynamic emitter resistance and amplifier action of transistor. What do you mean by amplifying action of transistor? A transistor may serve various functions but basically it is used to amplify an electrical signal. Figure 1 gives the basic circuit of a PNP transistor amplifier in common base (CB) configuration. However, we may use an NPN transistor and get the same results. In figure 1, the transistor is biased for active region operation i.e. JE is…