sayf alawneh
Junior Member level 3
it may be a stupid question ,but if i dont ask it i'll stay stupid -_-
am still a beginner ,
any ways here are my questions:
am amplifying an AC signal using common emitter amplifier , that will amplify the input voltage and give me a higher out put voltage , will it also give me a higher output current ??
also,suppose that i wanna amplify 2 volts up till 15 volts and connect the output amplified voltage to a coil will that force a higher current than that current forced by the 2 volts to move through the coil ??
in other words can i apply ohm's law to alternating current & voltage ?
am still a beginner ,
any ways here are my questions:
am amplifying an AC signal using common emitter amplifier , that will amplify the input voltage and give me a higher out put voltage , will it also give me a higher output current ??
also,suppose that i wanna amplify 2 volts up till 15 volts and connect the output amplified voltage to a coil will that force a higher current than that current forced by the 2 volts to move through the coil ??
in other words can i apply ohm's law to alternating current & voltage ?
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