In case of an AC input signal in CE Transistor Load line can be given by a plot of
Load line of transistor
If this load line is drawn only when DC biasing is given to the transistor, but no input signal is applied, then such a load line is called as DC load line.
The load line is drawn under the conditions when an input signal along with the DC voltages are applied, such a line is called an AC load line.
Common Emitter Transistor

In the common-emitter transistor, the emitter is grounded and the input is given to the base, and the output is taken from the collector.
In this configuration, the load line is plotted between the output voltage and output current for increasing the value of the input current.
The output voltage is V CE , the output current is I C, and the input current is I B.

Identify the component shown in the image below:

The emitter current of a transistor is 1 mA. If 1% of the emitted current carriers are lost in the base recombination, what is the value β? Identify from the given options.
Heat sink of a power transistor can be used for:
How does the construction of a MOSFET help to achieve high input impedance?
While diagnosing an NPN BJT in a SOT-23 package, your multimeter positive probe (+) is locked on the Base (Pin 1). Measuring to Pin 3 reads 0.6 V, while measuring to Pin 2 reads 0.68 V. Which pin is the Emitter?
Which type of charge carriers mainly control current in a Field Effect Transistor (FET)?
What is the purpose of the base region in an NPN transistor?
Why are transistors preferred over mechanical switches for rapid switching operations?
In the output characteristics of a common-emitter configuration, a family of curves is obtained by varying VCE while keeping which quantity fixed? (Symbols have their usual meaning.)
The common-emitter (CE) configuration of a transistor is most widely used as a/an:
A transistor has ______ PN junctions
Which of the following is not true for a BJT?
A transistor amplifier with proper biasing has the following measured parameters:
Input resistance = 1 kΩ, Output resistance = 10 kΩ, Current gain = 90.
Identity the biasing configuration.
The change of output wave shape from the input wave shape of an amplifier is known as
Identify the component shown in the image below:
