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I want to take an audio signal, and shift the waveform 180 degrees. How would I do this? I have read that if you take a simple class a amplifier, and feed the signal into the base of the NPN transistor, you will get an output that is shifted 180 degress. Example:
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Will this work?
 
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Schmoopsiepoo, Welcome to Physics Forums!

The Example you posted has a red "X" inside it and does not work. But you are correct about a class "A" amplifier: its output is 180 degrees out of phase with the input.