When using a common emitter as a small signal AC amplifier, higher bias points result in:

Without biasing a transistor to operate in linear range, small signal variations of 250mV at Vbe result in:

The output voltage Vce across a common emitter transistor:

To use a common emitter as a small signal AC amplifier, the transistor should be in which of the below state:

To use a common emitter as a high speed electronic switch, the transistor should be in which of the below state:

When the base current of a BJT in linear or active mode increases:

The current gain is 100, Vcc 10V, and Rc = 1k.

What is Ic when Ib = 1mA?

When the base current of a BJT in linear or active mode increases:

When the BJT is off:

When the BJT is in saturation mode: