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Standard XII
Physics
Full Wave Rectifier
In a common e...
Question
In a common emitter transistor, the phase difference
between input and output is:
A
zero
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B
π
/
2
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C
π
/
3
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D
π
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Solution
The correct option is
D
π
The input signal voltage and the emitter output voltage remain in the opposite phase, i.e.,
180
∘
or
π
out of phase.
So, option (D) is correct.
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