To generate two identical voltage signals using a BJT circuit, a bootstrapped-emitter follower circuit is effective, as it ensures no current flows through the feedback resistor. This configuration allows for identical signals in both phase and amplitude. While a split load phase inverter can create out-of-phase signals, it results in slightly less than unity gain and different output impedances. The bootstrapped-emitter follower addresses these issues, providing the desired identical outputs. This method is optimal for achieving consistent voltage signals in BJT applications.