Transistor biasing is done to keep _____________in the circuit?
Correct answer: A. Proper direct current
- A. Proper direct current
- B. Proper alternating current
- C. The base current small
- D. Collector current small
Explanation
Biasing establishes the transistor’s required quiescent or zero-signal DC currents and voltages so the signal can be amplified without distortion. It does not mean merely making the base or collector current small.
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