Amplifier biasing?

[darkmaster25]

Do we need to know how amplifier biasing works? If so can someone give me an idea of what it is.

[Wingtips]

I'm not completely sure.

But it's basically when an amplifier is operated at an input voltage that is at the centre of the linear region of a Vout/Vin graph. That central point is known as the quiescent point. This ensures that there's a maximum peak-to-peak input range to be amplified without distortion ( so away from the cut-off and saturation regions.) So for example if it's a sound wave, it minimises the chances of clipping to occur and hence distortion-free sound.

I hope that helps, and hopefully my definition is accurate.

[darkmaster25]

Thanks I understand now.