Design a Simple Common Emitter Amplifier
The common emitter amplifier is a simple single BJT circuit that can provide a reasonably large open circuit voltage gain (output is inverted). Learn how to design (i.e., choose resistor values) for a common emitter amplifier in order to get the gain that you require David Williams www.elen.ca
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