In order to amplify an AC signal, itsit's required to provide a DC offset in order for noto block negative values of current to go through the input. Input signals and output signals oscillate centred on the Q point. What would this look like for a an AC signal that is not DC offset-offset? Would the input signal literally just be stretched vertically and then some of it will be clipped?
In order to amplify an AC signal, its required to provide a DC offset in order for no negative values of current to go through the input. Input signals and output signals oscillate centred on the Q point. What would this look like for a an AC signal not DC offset? Would the input signal literally just be stretched vertically and then some of it will be clipped?
In order to amplify an AC signal, it's required to provide a DC offset in order to block negative values of current to go through the input. Input signals and output signals oscillate centred on the Q point. What would this look like for an AC signal that is not DC-offset? Would the input signal be stretched vertically and then clipped?
In order to amplify an AC signal, its required to provide a DC offset in order for no negative values of current to go through the input. Input signals and output signals oscillate centred on the Q point. What would this look like for a an AC signal not DC offset? Would the input signal literally just be stretched vertically and then some of it will be clipped?
