If 1/h12 = 10 for a C.E. stage, what is the value of the base to colle – McqOptions

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1.	If 1/h₁₂ = 10 for a C.E. stage, what is the value of the base to collector capacitance, after Miller multiplication, at the output side?
A.	1.1C<sub> </sub>
B.	1.2C<sub> </sub>
C.	2.1C<sub> </sub>
D.	2.2C<sub> </sub>
Answer» B. 1.2C<sub> </sub>

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