MDCAT Physics MCQ #1238

A transistor amplifier is said to be in class A operation when

MDCAT Physics MCQ #1238

  1. Question 1

    Q1. A transistor amplifier is said to be in class A operation when

    • A) the collector current flows for the entire cycle
    • B) the collector current flows for half the cycle
    • C) the collector current flows for more than half but less than the entire cycle
    • D) the collector current is zero

    Answer: the collector current flows for the entire cycle

    Explanation: Class A amplifiers have collector current throughout the input cycle.