A buffer amplifier is a cathode follower double tuned amplifier.

A buffer amplifier is a cathode follower double tuned amplifier. Correct Answer False

Gain of an amplifier is it’s ability to increase the voltage at the input and produce the result at the output. A buffer amplifier is basically a high gain DC amplifier. It is basically used for transferring voltage from a high output impedance level to a low input impedance level circuit.

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