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A transistor is working in common emitter mode. Its amplification factor is 80. If the base current is 250 µA, what is the current at the collector?
Options
(a) 250 µA
(b) 250 x 80 µA
(c) 80 µA
(d) 200 x 80 µA
Correct Answer:
250 x 80 µA
Explanation:
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