Input and output resistance of common collector

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The discussion centers on the input and output resistance of common collector configurations in BJTs (Bipolar Junction Transistors). The user initially struggled to understand the derivation of these resistances but identified that the resistance reflection rule was key to resolving their confusion. References to external resources, including a Harvard lecture on BJT amplifiers, were provided to aid comprehension. Ultimately, the user gained clarity on the topic through these resources.

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  • Understanding of BJT (Bipolar Junction Transistor) operation
  • Familiarity with the resistance reflection rule
  • Basic knowledge of amplifier configurations
  • Ability to interpret electrical engineering equations
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  • Study the resistance reflection rule in detail
  • Explore BJT amplifier configurations, focusing on common collector setups
  • Review the provided Harvard lecture on BJT amplifiers
  • Learn about input and output resistance calculations in transistor circuits
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Electrical engineering students, circuit designers, and anyone studying transistor amplifier configurations will benefit from this discussion.

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Have a look at this:

http://people.seas.harvard.edu/%7Ejones/es154/lectures/lecture_3/bjt_amps/bjt_amps.html

Does that help?
 
it does a little.

I figured out my problem. it had to do with the resistance reflection rule.

thanks for the reply though
 

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