What Are Good Resources for Learning About CE Transistor Amplifiers?

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Resources for learning about CE transistor amplifiers include PowerPoint presentations and online tutorials that explain the concepts clearly. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the output voltage behavior, particularly when the transistor transitions between conducting and non-conducting states. It is noted that the output voltage will not drop below 0.7V due to the base-emitter junction voltage. Additionally, the relationship between input and output voltage changes is emphasized, indicating a 20x amplification factor. Understanding these principles is crucial for mastering CE transistor amplifier design.
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Hi,

Does anyone have any good resources on CE transistor amplifiers? Preferably ppt presentations or something...

I've done the preceding questions, but i can't do 30a...

How would i go about doing it?

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If the transistor becomes non-conducting, what is the output Voltage?
... if the transistor could become "perfectly conducting", what would V_out be?
(Voltage across the transistor won't ever be less than 0.7V).
So, this output Voltage change is 20x the Input Voltage change . OK?
 

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