prashanth463

prashanth463

prashanth463 is an esteemed member of CrazyEngineers since Nov 1, 2012

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i think it will work, however the device converts the AC to DC to perform its operation, when a square wave is given, the AC signal can be converted into...

nothing happens, the electrons just waiting for a conducting medium to reach ground/other terminal

Troll_So_Hard#-Link-Snipped-# Finally,got the answer. If dc i/p is applied by removing capacitors from all 3 ends in CE Amplifier,then Amplification will be obtained as per gain of the transistor. Eg...

#-Link-Snipped-# thanks for the reply but i have a doubt, if you try to analyze the circuit, when the base is provided with a +dc input the transistor is forward...

#-Link-Snipped-# waiting for your reply i'm a bit lazy to run over my last years text book, but according to what i have analyzed it looks like a NOT gate...

ConquerorTrue to an extent as the biasing of the ckt gets rapidly affected cos of the additional DC supply given at the base pushing it to the cut off or...

#-Link-Snipped-# i think i have got an answer but i don't know whether it is correct or not if dc is given as an input, the whole circuit just acts...

#-Link-Snipped-# thanks for your reply as its a dc input we don't use the capacitors, which means that the output is +12V (according to one of my friend who has...

it might sound to be a very basic question but i still keep confusing with this as far as i know the output of the ce amplifier when given with...

we are not using led lamps but we are using cfl's, i prefer crompton greaves and philips

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