Physics · Electronics
In a multistage amplifier, why is the coupling between consecutive stages typically performed using capacitors?
- 1To block DC components and prevent biasing interference between stages✓
- 2To perfectly match the output and input impedances of the two stages
- 3To directly increase the overall voltage gain of the amplifier
- 4To minimize the total power dissipation of the circuit
Correct answer
To block DC components and prevent biasing interference between stages
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