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69.3.3. Comparison with Passive Load
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What is a passive load?
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Think about components that don’t amplify signals.
- 2.
Define transistor beta (β).
Hint
What does it say about the relationship of the currents?
- 3.
What is a characteristic of an active load?
- Enhances gain
- Only passive components
- Lower complexity
Hint
Consider what distinguishes active loads from passive ones.
- 4.
True or False: Early voltage changes have no effect on amplifier output.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about the implications of early voltage on operational parameters.
- 5.
Design a CE amplifier with active load. Given that the early voltage is increased, how would you adjust the biasing resistors to maintain output stability?
Hint
Consider how early voltage adjustments influence output stability and bias points.
- 6.
Given a circuit with a passive load, what potential issues arise when the transistor beta decreases? Discuss a solution.
Hint
Think about feedback's role in stabilizing varying parameters.
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