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    1. Common base amplifiers have the highest voltage gain but lowest input impedance. They have a current gain of 1 and an output phase of 180 degrees. 2. Common collector/emitter follower amplifiers have a voltage gain of 1, providing isolation. They have the highest current gain of β and an output impedance of (re' + R). 3. Common emitter amplifiers with a bypass capacitor have a voltage gain of Rc/re' and zero phase shift. Without a bypass capacitor the voltage gain is lower at Rc/(re' + R).

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    Different configurations of circuit amplifiers

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    1. Common base amplifiers have the highest voltage gain but lowest input impedance. They have a current gain of 1 and an output phase of 180 degrees. 2. Common collector/emitter follower amplifiers have a voltage gain of 1, providing isolation. They have the highest current gain of β and an output impedance of (re' + R). 3. Common emitter amplifiers with a bypass capacitor have a voltage gain of Rc/re' and zero phase shift. Without a bypass capacitor the voltage gain is lower at Rc/(re' + R).

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    Amplifier Config Summary

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    1. Common base amplifiers have the highest voltage gain but lowest input impedance. They have a current gain of 1 and an output phase of 180 degrees. 2. Common collector/emitter follower amplifiers have a voltage gain of 1, providing isolation. They have the highest current gain of β and an output impedance of (re' + R). 3. Common emitter amplifiers with a bypass capacitor have a voltage gain of Rc/re' and zero phase shift. Without a bypass capacitor the voltage gain is lower at Rc/(re' + R).

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    Amplifier Configuration Summary

    Voltage Gain Current Gain Input Output Phase


    Impedance Impedance
    1. Common Base

    Rc
    Av=
    ¿¿ '
    wherein r e ' ≪ ℜ Ai=α AC Zin=r e ∨¿ ℜ
    '
    Zin=r e
    Rc Ai=1 Zout=Rc
    Av= 180 °
    r e' Common base Rc=Rc∨¿ RL
    Common base -
    -> highest > lowest input
    Common base -> current gain impedance
    highest voltage
    gain

    2. Common Collector / Emitter-follower

    ℜ
    Av=
    ¿¿

    ℜ=ℜ∨¿ RL

    r e' ≪ ℜ
    Ai=β AC Zin= βAC
    Zout=ℜ∨¿ RL 180 °
    ℜ (r e ' + ℜ)
    Av= =1
    ℜ

    This is the lowest


    voltage gain
    among amplifier
    configurations.
    3. Common emitter
    With bypass
    capacitor
    Rc
    Av= ,
    r e'
    With bypass
    Rc=Rc∨¿ RL capacitor
    Zo=Rc ,
    Av=β AC
    Zin= βAC 0°
    Without bypass
    Rc=RC∨¿ RL
    capacitor (r e'+ ℜ )
    Rc
    Av=
    r e' + ℜ

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