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What is the frequency of this 555 astable multivibrator?
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A. 278 Hz
B. 178 Hz
C. 78 Hz
D. 8 Hz
Correct Answer
178 Hz
Operational Amplifiers problems
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1. What is this circuit?
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A. a low-pass filter
B. a high-pass filter
C. a bandpass filter
D. a band-stop filter
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Correct Answer: a band-stop filter
2. With negative feedback, the returning signal
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A. is proportional to the output current
B. is proportional to the differential voltage gain
C. opposes the input signal
D. aids the input signal
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Correct Answer: opposes the input signal
3. The input offset current equals the
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A. average of two base currents
B. collector current divided by the current gain
C. difference between two base-emitter voltages
D. difference between two base currents
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Correct Answer: difference between two base currents
4.
Decreasing the gain in the given circuit could be achieved by
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A. reducing the amplitude of the input voltage
B. increasing the value of the feedback resistor
C. increasing the value of the input resistor
D. removing the feedback resistor
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Correct Answer: increasing the value of the input resistor
5. A differential amplifier has a common-mode gain of 0.2 and a common-mode rejection ratio of 3250. What would the output voltage be if the single-ended input voltage was 7 mV rms?
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A. 1.4 mV rms
B. 650 mV rms
C. 4.55 V rms
D. 0.455 V rms
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Correct Answer: 4.55 V rms
6. If the gain of a closed-loop inverting amplifier is 3.9, with an input resistor value of 1.6 kilohms, what value of feedback resistor is necessary?
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A. 6240 ohms
B. 2.4 kilohms
C. 410 ohms
D. 0.62 kilohms
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Correct Answer: 6240 ohms
7. When a capacitor is used in place of a resistor in an op-amp network, its placement determines:
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A. open- or closed-loop gain
B. integration or differentiation
C. saturation or cutoff
D. addition or subtraction
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Correct Answer: integration or differentiation
8. An output that is proportional to the addition of two or more inputs is from which type of amplifier?
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A. differentiator
B. difference
C. summing
D. analog subtractor
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Correct Answer: summing
9. The magnitude of closed-loop voltage gain (
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) of an inverting amplifier equals:
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A. the ratio of the input resistance to the feedback resistance
B. the open-loop voltage gain
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C. the feedback resistance divided by the input resistance
D. the input resistance
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Correct Answer: the feedback resistance divided by the input resistance
10. What is the output waveform?
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A. sine wave
B. square wave
C. +15 V
D. ?15 V
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Correct Answer: sine wave
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