MCQ
Correct relation for triode is
- ✓$\mu=g_m \times r_p$
- B$\mu=\frac{g_m}{r_p}$
- C$\mu=2 g_{ m } \times r _{ p }$
- DNone of these
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
$\mu=g_m \times r_p$
(a) $\mu=g_m \times r_p$
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