What Are Good Resources for Learning About CE Transistor Amplifiers?

[catalyst55]

Hi,

Does anyone have any good resources on CE transistor amplifiers? Preferably ppt presentations or something...

I've done the preceding questions, but i can't do 30a...

How would i go about doing it?

Thanks

 

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If the transistor becomes non-conducting, what is the output Voltage?
... if the transistor could become "perfectly conducting", what would V_out be?
(Voltage across the transistor won't ever be less than 0.7V).
So, this output Voltage change is 20x the Input Voltage change . OK?

 

[quicknote]

for your question! Transistor amplifiers are a fundamental component in modern electronic circuits and have a wide range of applications in amplification and signal processing. There are several types of transistor amplifiers, including common emitter (CE) amplifiers, which are commonly used in audio and radio frequency applications.

In terms of resources, there are many resources available online for learning about CE transistor amplifiers. One good resource is the textbook "Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory" by Robert L. Boylestad and Louis Nashelsky, which covers the fundamentals of transistor amplifiers in detail.

In addition, there are many online tutorials and PowerPoint presentations available that cover the basics of CE transistor amplifiers. Some good places to start include websites such as All About Circuits and Electronics Tutorials, which offer free tutorials and resources on transistor amplifiers.

As for question 30a, it would be helpful to know what specific question or problem you are referring to. However, in general, to solve a problem involving CE transistor amplifiers, you will need to understand the basic principles and equations governing their behavior, such as the voltage and current relationships at the base, emitter, and collector terminals. You may also need to use circuit analysis techniques, such as Kirchhoff's laws and Ohm's law, to analyze the circuit and determine the values of the various components.

I hope this helps and good luck with your studies!