Common collector and common emitter

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The discussion focuses on building a two-stage amplifier using common collector and common emitter configurations, with a specific concern about achieving a gain of only 1. The user has biased the circuit for midpoint operation but is unsure of the cause of the low gain. The circuit includes an 8-ohm resistor in parallel with the load resistor, which may be affecting performance. Without this resistor, the expected gain should be slightly less than 4. The user is seeking assistance to troubleshoot the issue effectively.
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Hi, I am trying to build an amplifier with 2 stages, common collector and common emitter. I biased for midpoint operation in them but i have a gain of only 1, don't know where I am going wrong.


http://yfrog.com/14amplifierunij

Thats the circuit, any help is greatly appreciated
 
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R14 is only 8 ohms and this is in parallel with the load resistor R2.

Without it, the gain should be a bit less than 4. ie 800 / 200
 
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