Multiple Choice
What is the form of bias used for class B push-pull amplifiers that uses diodes to provide a slight amount of forward bias for the base-emitter junctions of each transistor?
A) Voltage-divider bias
B) Self-bias
C) Diode bias
D) Current-source bias
Correct Answer:
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