The purpose of capacitors in a transistor amplifier is to___________________?
Correct answer: C. Couple or bypass a.c. component
- A. Protect the transistor
- B. Cool the transistor
- C. Couple or bypass a.c. component
- D. Provide biasing
Explanation
Amplifier capacitors commonly couple the a.c. signal between stages or bypass a resistor for a.c. signals while blocking d.c. They do not provide the transistor's biasing, which is set by resistors and supplies.
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