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Joseph Chandler December 11, 2013 Introduction The project introduces the effects of a common emitter amplifier. It is composed of a BJT transistor and other circuit components. Procedures The project uses Pspice software to analyze the BJT transistor and how it effects the common-emitter amplifier. Solutions Figure 1 BJT Transistor Characteristics

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Joseph Chandler December 11, 2013

Introduction

The project introduces the effects of a common emitter amplifier. It is composed of a BJT

transistor and other circuit components.

Procedures

The project uses Pspice software to analyze the BJT transistor and how it effects the common-

emitter amplifier.

Solutions

Figure 1 BJT Transistor Characteristics

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Figure 2. 5uA

Figure 3. 10 uA

Figure 4. 15 uA

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Figure 5. 20 uA

Figure 6. 30 uA

Figure 7. 40uA

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Figure 8. 50uA

Figure 9. 0-50 uA

Figure 10. BJT common emitter amplifier

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Figure 11. Input swing and output swing

Figure 12. BJT common emitter amplifier

Figure 13. Gain vs Frequency

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Conclusion

The Common Emitter Amplifier has a resistor in the collector circuit that allows current through and produces the voltage output of the amplifier. The resistor is chosen in accordance to the transistor's load lines. The base has a steady voltage for stability which is caused by a reduction in the varying of beta. It is a great tool for amplifying voltage and current.