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In BJT, the common emitter gain β is

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(C) desired to have moderate value (D) the value need not be controlled

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In BJT, the common emitter gain β is desired to have large value

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In BJT, the common emitter gain β is desired to have large value. 

β is the Current gain factor also called transport factor. 

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