Common emitter means that the emitter of the transistor is connected either directly or through a resistor to a voltage that is typically ground but can be negative.

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In a common emitter configuration, the emitter terminal of the transistor is commonly connected to a reference point (usually ground) either directly or through a resistor, serving as a common point for both the input and output circuits.

Common Emitter Means That the Emitter of the Transistor Is