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Common-emitter configuration:

The common-emitter that is abbreviated as CE transistor configuration is displayed in figure.  The transistor terminal common to both the input and the output of the circuit is the emitter in this type of configuration.  The common-emitter configuration that is also termed as the 'grounded-emitter' configuration is the most extensively used among the three configurations.

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Figure:  Common-Emitter Transistor Configuration

 The output voltage and input current of the common-emitter configuration that are the base current Ib and the collector-emitter voltage Vce, correspondingly, are frequently considered as the independent variables in this circuit. The dependent variables of it, on the other hand, are the base-emitter voltage Vbe (that is the input voltage) and the collector current Ic (that is the output current).  A plot of the output current Ic against the collector-emitter voltage Vce for dissimilar values of Ib might be drawn for easier analysis of a input or output characteristics of transistor, as displayed in this figure of Vce-Ic Curves.


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