When the emitter follower is used as a class A power amplifier at the end of a system,the operating point is typically located at the center of the ac load line
A) to get maximum peak-to-peak output.
B) to reduce the peak-to-peak output.
C) to keep the amplifier close to saturation.
D) to assure that clipping takes place.

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Operating at the center of the AC load line provides maximum peak-to-peak output while ensuring that the transistor does not enter saturation or clipping. This is important in a class A power amplifier, where the goal is to amplify the input signal with minimal distortion.

When the Emitter Follower Is Used as a Class a Power