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The emitter is connected
to zero volts and there
is an increased
emitter/base forward
bias.
Base and collector
currents increase.
There is more current
through R1, a higher
voltage drop across it,
and a lower base
voltage.
Since the collector
current is higher there
will be a larger voltage
drop across R3.
The collector voltage
will be lower than
normal.
The emitter voltage will
of course be zero.
If the capacitor goes
open circuit, the dc
voltages will remain at
their normal values.
However, the gain will
be much reduced.
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