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    Q1) Write The Comparison Between CE and CC Amplifiers by Observing Experimental Results of Experiment 9 and 10

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    The document compares the characteristics of CE and CC amplifiers based on experimental results from labs 9 and 10. The CE amplifier has a lower input impedance of 3.44 kΩ compared to the CC amplifier's 7.74 kΩ input impedance, but a higher output impedance of 2.541 kΩ versus the CC amplifier's 20 Ω output impedance. Additionally, the CE amplifier has a higher voltage gain of around 133 with a 180 degree phase shift, while the CC amplifier has a near unity voltage gain of 1 with no phase shift between input and output voltages.

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    The document compares the characteristics of CE and CC amplifiers based on experimental results from labs 9 and 10. The CE amplifier has a lower input impedance of 3.44 kΩ compared to the CC amplifier's 7.74 kΩ input impedance, but a higher output impedance of 2.541 kΩ versus the CC amplifier's 20 Ω output impedance. Additionally, the CE amplifier has a higher voltage gain of around 133 with a 180 degree phase shift, while the CC amplifier has a near unity voltage gain of 1 with no phase shift between input and output voltages.

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    The document compares the characteristics of CE and CC amplifiers based on experimental results from labs 9 and 10. The CE amplifier has a lower input impedance of 3.44 kΩ compared to the CC amplifier's 7.74 kΩ input impedance, but a higher output impedance of 2.541 kΩ versus the CC amplifier's 20 Ω output impedance. Additionally, the CE amplifier has a higher voltage gain of around 133 with a 180 degree phase shift, while the CC amplifier has a near unity voltage gain of 1 with no phase shift between input and output voltages.

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    Q1) Write The Comparison Between CE and CC Amplifiers by Observing Experimental Results of Experiment 9 and 10

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    The document compares the characteristics of CE and CC amplifiers based on experimental results from labs 9 and 10. The CE amplifier has a lower input impedance of 3.44 kΩ compared to the CC amplifier's 7.74 kΩ input impedance, but a higher output impedance of 2.541 kΩ versus the CC amplifier's 20 Ω output impedance. Additionally, the CE amplifier has a higher voltage gain of around 133 with a 180 degree phase shift, while the CC amplifier has a near unity voltage gain of 1 with no phase shift between input and output voltages.

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    Name: Arsalan Ahmed

    ID: aa03980 Date: 17/11/18


    Lab: 10 Instructor: Dr.Farha Lakhani
    Post-lab Questions:
    Q1) Write the comparison between CE and CC amplifiers by
    observing experimental results of experiment 9 and 10.
    Ans) It is evident from our reading that the input impedance of the CC
    amplifier is 7.74 kΩ which is almost double than that of CE amplifier which
    has an input impedance of 3.44 kΩ. But the output impedance of the CC
    amplifier is just 20 Ω which is very low as compared to 2.541 kΩ which is
    the output impedance of the CE amplifier. Another difference between the
    amplifiers is that in CC amplifier we see that the voltage gain is almost
    equal t0 unity i.e. 1 but in CE amplifier the voltage gain is quite high around
    133 with a negative sign. The negative sign shows that there is a 180
    degrees phase shift between the input and output voltage which is not the
    case in CC amplifiers. These differences in characteristics lead to different
    usage of these amplifiers.

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