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This chapter delves into Multi-Transistor Amplifiers, specifically discussing cascode amplifiers using both BJT and MOSFET configurations. It highlights the advantages of combining common emitter and common base stages to achieve higher voltage gain and performance efficiency. Detailed analysis and practical applications of the cascode amplifier are provided, emphasizing its importance in modern electronic circuits.
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Term: Common Emitter (CE) Amplifier
Definition: A configuration that provides high voltage gain and is primarily used for signal amplification.
Term: Common Base (CB) Amplifier
Definition: A configuration characterized by low input impedance and high output impedance, suitable for current buffering.
Term: Cascode Amplifier
Definition: A two-stage amplifier configuration that combines CE and CB stages, resulting in improved gain and bandwidth.
Term: Biasing
Definition: The process of setting a transistor's operating point to ensure efficient and linear amplification.