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Single Stage Amplifiers 31 1. Write the general equations in terms ofh-parameters for a BJT in Common Base Amplifiers configuration and define the h-parameters. 2. Convert the h-parameters in Common Base Configuration to Common Emitter Configuration, deriving the necessary equations. 3. Compare the transistor ( BJT) amplifiers circuits in the three configurations with the help of h-parameters values. 4. Draw the h-parameter equivalent circuits for Transistor amplifiers in the three configurations. 5. With the help of necessary equations, discuss the variations of A v ' AI' R, R o ' Ap with ~ and l\ in Common Emitter Configuration. 6. Discuss the Transistor Amplifier characteristics in Common Base Configuration and their variation with ~ and l\ with the help of equations. 7. Compare the characteristics of Transistor Amplifiers in the three configurations.
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