A power amplifier has comparatively __________________ ß ?
Correct answer: A. Small
- A. Small
- B. Large
- C. Very large
- D. None of the aboveElectricity
Explanation
Power transistors generally have comparatively small current gain β because they are designed to handle large currents and dissipate substantial power. Their lower gain is often compensated by using driver stages.
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