Analog electronics circuits miscellaneous


Analog electronics circuits miscellaneous

Analog Electronic Circuits

  1. An amplifier has a voltage gain of 100. To reduce distortion, 10% negative feedback is employed. The gain of the amplifier with feedback is:









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    Given A = 100

    β = 10% =
    10
    = 0.1
    100

    Af =
    A
    =
    100
    =
    100
    = 9.09
    1 + Aβ1 + 100 × 0.111

    Correct Option: B

    Given A = 100

    β = 10% =
    10
    = 0.1
    100

    Af =
    A
    =
    100
    =
    100
    = 9.09
    1 + Aβ1 + 100 × 0.111


  1. The slew rate of an operational amplifier is 0.5 V/micro sec. The maximum frequency of a sinusoidal input of 2 Vrms that can be handled without excessive distortion is:









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    fmax =
    Slew rate
    2π·Vm

    =
    0·5 × 106
    Vrms = 2 =
    Vm
    2 × π × 2 √22

    ⇒ Vm = 2√2 = 28 kHz
    Hence alternative (B) is the most closet answer.

    Correct Option: B

    fmax =
    Slew rate
    2π·Vm

    =
    0·5 × 106
    Vrms = 2 =
    Vm
    2 × π × 2 √22

    ⇒ Vm = 2√2 = 28 kHz
    Hence alternative (B) is the most closet answer.



  1. The voltage gain of a device is 6 dB. This means that ratio of the amplitudes of the input to output will be approximately:









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    20 log10
    V0
    = 6
    Vin

    or log10
    V0
    =
    3
    Vin10

    or
    V0
    = 100.3
    Vin

    V0
    ≈ 2
    Vin

    or
    Vin
    =
    1
    V02

    Correct Option: D

    20 log10
    V0
    = 6
    Vin

    or log10
    V0
    =
    3
    Vin10

    or
    V0
    = 100.3
    Vin

    V0
    ≈ 2
    Vin

    or
    Vin
    =
    1
    V02


  1. The figure shows a class B amplifier. Given that VCC = 6.3 V, RL = 4 ohms and v0 is sinusoidal voltage of value 4 V, the average power drawn by the two supply voltage will be approximately:











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    Pdc = VCQ. ICQ
    In class B push pull amplifier
    VCQ = VCC

    ICQ =
    2Im
    =
    2
    ·
    Vm
    ππRL

    Now Pdc = VCC
    2Vm
    =
    2 × 6.3 × 4
    ≈ 4 watts
    π·RL3.14 × 4

    Correct Option: B

    Pdc = VCQ. ICQ
    In class B push pull amplifier
    VCQ = VCC

    ICQ =
    2Im
    =
    2
    ·
    Vm
    ππRL

    Now Pdc = VCC
    2Vm
    =
    2 × 6.3 × 4
    ≈ 4 watts
    π·RL3.14 × 4



  1. In a transistor push-pull amplifier:









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    NA

    Correct Option: A

    NA