Basic Types of Transistor Configurations

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Three main types of configurations in which transistors are used are the common emitter, common base and common collector. While two leads each are needed for input and output of an amplifier circuit, the transistor has only three. So one lead has to be common between input and output. The transistor configurations are named after the lead which is common to both input and output in the given configuration. In actual circuits, there will be resistors and capacitors in addition. Radiofrequency circuits will have inductors and transformers as well. Values of each component will be calculated according to the purpose of the circuit. In all these configurations, the emitter is forward biased and the collector reverse biased. Read More: https://johnsonfrancis.org/techworld/...

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