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The hybrid parameters of transistors in common emitter configuration are same to that in common base configuration.

The hybrid parameters of transistors in common emitter configuration are same to that in common base configuration. Correct Answer False

The hybrid parameters of transistors in common emitter configuration are different to that in common base configuration. Actually in the former the emitter is taken as common terminal while in the later the base is taken as the common terminal. Accordingly the parameters deduced with respect to common terminal (which is different in the two cases) come out to be different.

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