Common Base configuration is used to provide -

A. Current gain A. voltage gain C. Power Gain D. resistance gain

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• b

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• a

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• b

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• A

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• b

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• C

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• c

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• common emitter-voltage gain common base- current gain common collector- both current and voltage gain

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• A

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• power gain

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• a

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• voltage gain

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• C

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• Current gain

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• B

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• a

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• c

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• Power gain

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