In the common emitter configuration the base emitter junction and collector emitter junction are a. forward bias and forward bias b. reverse bias and reverse bias c. reverse bias and forward bias d. forward bias and reverse bias

In the common emitter configuration the base emitter junction and collector emitter junction are a. forward bias and forward bias b. reverse bias and reverse bias c. reverse bias and forward bias d. forward bias and reverse bias

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In the common emitter configuration the base
emitter junction and collector emitter junction
are
a. forward bias and forward bias
b. reverse bias and reverse bias
c. reverse bias and forward bias
d. forward bias and reverse bias

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