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23.7. Current to Voltage Relationships
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Define a current amplifier.
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- 2.
What is biasing in transistor circuits?
Hint
Recall its importance in keeping devices active.
- 3.
What primarily defines a current amplifier?
- It amplifies voltage
- It amplifies current
- It converts signals
Hint
Focus on the type of signal it works with.
- 4.
True or False: AC coupling allows DC signals to pass through an amplifier.
- True
- False
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Think about the purpose of coupling capacitors.
- 5.
Design a current amplifier circuit with an input current of 1 mA and a target output current of 20 mA. What must the current gain be?
Hint
Use the current gain formula to solve.
- 6.
If a current amplifier has a current gain of 10 and experiences loading effects that reduce the output current by 1 mA, what will the effective output current be if the input current is 5 mA?
Hint
Consider both current multiplication and any reduction due to loading.
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