Learner said:
Hi guys,
With very little experience and training on transistors, can someone explain why the output of collector is inverted in a common emitter amplifier? I suppose the same reason goes for fets too?
Thanks in advance!
Logically speaking, a BJT transistor comes in 2 flavours, a PNP and an NPN. the middle letter (as shown in every manual) represents the base.
The outer letters represents both the collector and emitter. Because the base is different from collector by its polarity, that can give you big hints that the output is in the opposite polarity (inverted).