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Question
A transformer is used:
Options
A. to couple electric energy from one dc circuit to another
B. to couple electric energy from an ac circuit to a dc circuit
C. to couple electric energy from a dc circuit to an ac circuit
D. to couple electric energy from one ac circuit to another
Correct Answer
to couple electric energy from one ac circuit to another
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1. The average value of the half-wave rectified output voltage is approximately __________ of V
p
.
Options
A. 31.8%
B. 63.6%
C. 70.7%
D. 100%
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Correct Answer: 31.8%
2. You can determine the direction of the lines of force surrounding a conductor by using _____.
Options
A. the right-hand rule
B. the left-hand rule
C. Lenz's law
D. Faraday's law
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Correct Answer: the right-hand rule
3. "Train" and "single" is the mode selection for a _______.
Options
A. multimeter
B. logic probe
C. current tracer
D. logic pulser
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Correct Answer: logic pulser
4. An open feedback resistor in an inverting or noninverting op-amp circuit can cause severe clipping of the output signal.
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A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: True
5. The resistors
R
f
and
R
i
in an op-amp circuit control ______ .
Options
A. positive feedback and current gain
B. negative feedback and power gain
C. negative feedback and voltage gain
D. open and closed loop gain
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Correct Answer: negative feedback and voltage gain
6.
The circuit in the given circuit is a low-pass filter.
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A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: True
7. The common-mode rejection ratio (CMMR) is the ratio of _____ to ______.
Options
A. the differential voltage gain, the common-mode voltage gain
B. the differential power gain, the common-mode power gain
C. the ideal voltage gain, the actual voltage gain
D. signal voltage, noise voltage
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Correct Answer: the differential voltage gain, the common-mode voltage gain
8. An emitter-follower has a voltage gain that is __________.
Options
A. much less than one
B. approximately equal to one
C. greater than one
D. zero
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Correct Answer: approximately equal to one
9. The ________ is the "brains" of every microcomputer.
Options
A. ROM
B. ALU
C. CPU
D. MPU
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Correct Answer: CPU
10. An input to the mode pin of an arithmetic-logic unit (ALU) determines if the function will be _________.
Options
A. one's complemented
B. positive or negative
C. with or without carry
D. arithmetic or logic
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Correct Answer: arithmetic or logic
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