[Paulo]’s calculator will therefore compute most of the characteristics of two class A common emitter/collector amplifiers for specified loads.

Can you do the same thing with electronic circuits? The answer–perhaps not surprisingly–is yes. Consider this simple common emitter amplifier (I modeled it in PartSim, if you’d like to open ...

Figure 8-1: Common-emitter amplifier with resistive load. (a) Circuit, omitting biasing details. (b) Low-frequency hybrid-pi model developed so far. This results in a maximum incremental gain [1] for ...

As understood from Chapter 5, the bipolar junction transistor is a current amplifier of its own ... resistors and capacitors in the transistor circuit driven by a single voltage supply. The process is ...