Transistor as an Amplifier | Electronics 

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The battery is the source of electrical energy. The electrical energy generate electromotive force. The electromotive create potential difference and hence drive the motion of the electrons in the circuit, and hence produce current. The potential divider control how much potential difference should be given to the output (the collector circuit) and the base circuit, and hence control the amplification factor. For example, if the Rc = 50kΩ and Rb = 5kΩ, hence Rc:Rb = 10: 1. If the voltage across the two resistance is 11V, then Vc will be 10V and Vb will be 1V.

Potential divider is used to control the ratio of the voltage across the collector and the base. For example, if the Rc = 50kΩ and Rb = 5kΩ, hence Rc:Rb = 10: 1. If the voltage across the two resistance is 11V, then Vc will be 10V and Vb will be 1V. Note: Rc = resistance across the collector circuit Rb = resistance across the base circuit Vc = voltage across the collector circuit Vb = voltage across the base circuit

Transistor is having phase reversal property i.e 180 degree so the output is decreases for + half and increases for - ve half

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