Hello everyone,
I have a question concerning class A (CC) power amplifiers and I seek your help.
So, since a common collector amplifier has a unity voltage gain and the load we want to give our signal has a constant resistance, doesnt that mean that the current throught it will be just as much as if we were connecting the source directly to the load? Because I=V/R
So, if this is correct how can someone use common collector amplifiers as class A power amplifiers? Wouldnt that be meaningless?
Thank you.
I have a question concerning class A (CC) power amplifiers and I seek your help.
So, since a common collector amplifier has a unity voltage gain and the load we want to give our signal has a constant resistance, doesnt that mean that the current throught it will be just as much as if we were connecting the source directly to the load? Because I=V/R
So, if this is correct how can someone use common collector amplifiers as class A power amplifiers? Wouldnt that be meaningless?
Thank you.