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1. Match the following: List I (Amplifier coupling) List II (Feature) A.RC1.High voltage gain and impedance matchingB.Inductive2.Ability to amplify dc and low frequency signalsC.Transformer3.Minimum non-linear distortionD.Direct4.Low collector supply voltage can be used





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