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Why Output Comes from Collector in Transistor | PNP Transistor Explained with Ahuja Circuit Example

In this video, the speaker answers a common subscriber question: Why does output come from the collector of a transistor instead of the emitter? Using a real Ahuja amplifier circuit, he explains how transistor output depends on circuit design. In the example, a PNP transistor gets its signal at the base from an IC, receives a negative supply at the collector, and outputs the amplified signal from the collector itself. He clears the myth that output must only come from the emitter — in reality, both emitter and collector can act as output points depending on how the circuit is designed. 👉 A must-watch for electronics beginners and amplifier repair learners!