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Voltage Gain VG in the Grounded Emitter ConnectionAuthor: Leonard Krugman The voltage gain was defined by equation (3-24) in terms of the general four-terminal parameters as: The voltage gain in terms of the transistor parameters for the grounded emitter connection becomes:
The maximum voltage gain defined by equation 3-25 is: which in this case becomes
For the point-contact transistor, assuming RL = 30,000 ohms and Rg = 10 ohms, and the maximum voltage gain is For the junction transistor, with RL = 100,000 ohms and Rg = 10 ohms, the voltage gain is and the maximum voltage gain is Notice that the voltage gain in this connection, like the current gain, is negative. Again this merely indicates that the input voltage is inverted in phase.
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