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Solid State Amplifiers => The Newcomer's Forum => Topic started by: saturated on July 14, 2025, 08:42:15 PM
So the previous problems I was working had an open format
It was called a two power supply emitter controlled circuit :loco
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So the next set of problems it is closed and is called universal circuit biasing xP
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So why all the excitement xP well at least it (to me) resembles something actually encountered in real life like in the wild :tu:
And it starts to somewhat resemble the diagrams of common emitter, common collector and common base.
Speaking of which I need to have a major epiphany because every time I look at the three diagrams I see the same damn thing so I start looking at what is connected to what and....it all comes out the same. :grr
But that is coming up and I saw that there are capacitaters involved so all in due time.. :'(
And I know one is the most common xP and inverts a signal. 🚦
::)
Ok maybe it's that not big of a deal. it seems R1 and R2 are "bleeder resistors" xP