Which one of the following statements is not correct with regard to power amplifiers?
Consider the following:
1.Distortion
2.Gain
3.Bias stabilization
4.Sensitivity
5.Frequency response
Which of these properties of the power amplifier one should concentrate upon while designing a good power amplifier circuit?
Match List-I (type of amplifier) with List-II (property) and select the correct relation between the Lists?
List-I |
List-II |
A. Single ended class- A |
1. Meduim efficiency with minimum distortion. |
B .Class - AB push-pull |
2. High efficiency with cross over distortion. |
C. Class - B push-pull |
3. Harmonic generator with highest possible conversion efficiency |
D. Class - C. |
4. Poor conversion efficiency with minimum distortion. |
In case of Class A amplifier the ratio (efficiency of transformer coupled amplifier)/(efficiency of a transformer less amplifier) is?
Which one of the following power amplifiers has the maximum efficiency?
Which one of the following statements is not correct with regard to power amplifiers?
The circuit shown in the figure is that of
A non-inverting op-amp is shown below (assume ideal op-amp)
The output voltage V0 for an input Vi = [2 + sin (100t)] V is
Assume that the op-amp has infinity input resistance and zero O/P resistance if open loop voltage gain of the amplifier is 200. The value of feedback factor is
An op-amp circuit is shown in the figure given below. Different inputs and output are given under List-I(input) and list -II(outputs) and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists:
The op-amp circuit shown below represents a:
In the circuit shown in the given figure, Vi = Sin(t ), then V0 is given by:
The circuit of figure uses on ideal op-amp for small positive values of vin, the circuit works as.
An ideal op-amp is an ideal:
Assertion (A): In an op-amp circuit when one input terminal of the op-amp is grounded, the other terminal becomes a Virtual ground.
Reason (R) : Input impedance of the op-amp is high.