What is the role of emitter resistance in the transistor amplifying ci – McqOptions

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1.	What is the role of emitter resistance in the transistor amplifying circuit?
A.	To prevent thermal runaway
B.	To prevent increase in gain
C.	To lower the output impedance
D.	To increase gain
Answer» B. To prevent increase in gain

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