Physics, asked by sarahs967, 1 year ago

Why common collector amplifier is called emitter follower?

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Answered by shereendxb
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There is also a source follower when the circuit employs a FET. ... In a common-collector amplifier circuit, the output voltage at the emitter terminal "follows" the applied input signal at the base terminal. Thus, CE amplifier circuits are also called emitter-follower circuits.

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