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Draw the circuit diagram to study the characteristic of the transistor in common emitter mode. Draw the input and output characteristics.

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Draw the circuit diagram to study the characteristic of the transistor in common emitter mode. Draw the input and output characteristics. 

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उत्तर

  1. Circuit to study Common Emitter (CE) characteristic:

  2. The Input characteristics:
  3. The output characteristics:
     
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