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Agreed

Posted by Tre' on March 21, 2017 at 07:46:03:
I agree with your points but Victor said,

"For those who believe that no feedback is better than any feedback, you can reduce the gain by reducing the plate resistor value. Gain directly depends on it."

I was just pointing, without resorting to feedback, lowering the gain of a stage by reducing the value of the plate resistor is not a practical solution. And simply reducing the value of the plate resistor does not lower the gain of the stage to any appreciable amount.

Tre'