The gain of an RC-Coupled amplifier decreases at high frequencies due to: 

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  1. Inter-electrode capacitance and shunt capacitance
  2. Coupling capacitors 
  3. Emitter by pass capacitors
  4. Output capacitance of signal so

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Option 1 : Inter-electrode capacitance and shunt capacitance
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Explanation:

The inter-electrode or internal capacitance of a bipolar transistor is as shown:

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  • The internal capacitances of the BJT are Cbc, Cbe, Cce
  • The capacitor between the base and collector Cbc connects the output with the input
  • Because of this, negative feedback takes place in the circuit and the gain decreases
  • The capacitance Cbe offers a low input impedance at higher frequency thus reducing the effective input signal and so the gain falls.
  • CCe provides a shunting effect at high frequencies on the output side and reduces the gain of the amplifier.

 

The gain of a bipolar transistor is as shown below:

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