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GATE ECE 1995 | Question 3.7

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(A) Common-collector amplifier
(B) Common-emitter amplifier
(C) Common-base amplifier

  1. Provides voltage gain  but no current gain
  2. Provides current gain  but no voltage gain
  3. Provides neither voltage nor power gain
  4. Provides neither current nor power gain
  5. Provides both voltage and current gain

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