Generally， it is good design practice for linear amplifiers to have operating points that close to（）.
Generally， it is good design practice for linear amplifiers to have operating points that close to（）.
A.are close to saturation level
B.the cut-off region
C.the midpoint of the load line
正确答案：the midpoint of the load line
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