To flatten the gain response of a transistor:

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Q. To flatten the gain response of a transistor:

(A) biasing current has to be increased

(B) input signal level has to increased

(D) give negative feedback to the amplifier

Correct : Option (D)

Explanation:

 negative feedback can be used to increase the gain response of the transistor, improve the input and output match, and increase the stability of the device.

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