akhilpaulv
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Hi all,
In a case of Amplifier design, for AC blocking we add inductor in collector pin of the transistor. The basic Amplifier network is given below image. When voltage at the base node changes the current through the transistor is also changes, which means current pumps through the PDN is also equal to the input frequency of the transistor. At the input frequency the inductor is act like a open circuit. My question is, The current i has the same frequency of input signal , Then how can the current i pass through the inductor. Do inductor only blocking change in voltage ? Why ?
-Akhil
In a case of Amplifier design, for AC blocking we add inductor in collector pin of the transistor. The basic Amplifier network is given below image. When voltage at the base node changes the current through the transistor is also changes, which means current pumps through the PDN is also equal to the input frequency of the transistor. At the input frequency the inductor is act like a open circuit. My question is, The current i has the same frequency of input signal , Then how can the current i pass through the inductor. Do inductor only blocking change in voltage ? Why ?
-Akhil
