The biasing configuration shown in Figure 7-18 is derived from emitter bias and is referred to as 
A) emitter derived bias (EDB) .
B) bi-polar emitter bias (BPEB) .
C) two-supply emitter bias (TSEB) .
D) one-supply emitter bias (OSEB) .
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