In class-A amplifier conduction extends over 360° because the operating point.

In class-A amplifier conduction extends over 360° because the operating point. 

1. Located near saturation point 2. Located at or near cut-off point 3. Located on load line 4. Located in the centre of load line 
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In class-A amplifier conduction extends over 360° because the operating point. 

1. Located near saturation point 2. Located at or near cut-off point 3. Located on load line 4. Located in the centre of load line 

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