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The output collector to emitter current of a BJT amplifier is independent of the input base current of the amplifier.

The output collector to emitter current of a BJT amplifier is independent of the input base current of the amplifier. Correct Answer false

BJT is a current controlled device. Output collector current is controlled by the input base current. If the input base current is increased, the collector current also increases.

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