Deck 16: Oscillators

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<strong>  Figure 6 Refer to Figure 6. If a capacitor is place from CONT to ground it will</strong> A)change the output frequency B)change the output duty cycle C)both A and B D)none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 6
Refer to Figure 6. If a capacitor is place from CONT to ground it will

A)change the output frequency
B)change the output duty cycle
C)both A and B
D)none of the above
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<strong>  Figure 1 Refer to Figure 1. Assume the frequency of Vout is 6.0 kHz and R1 = R2. The value of each of these resistors is</strong> A)3.6 k▲ B)5.6 k▲ C)27 k▲ D)8.9 k▲ <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 1
Refer to Figure 1. Assume the frequency of Vout is 6.0 kHz and R1 = R2. The value of each of these resistors is

A)3.6 k▲
B)5.6 k▲
C)27 k▲
D)8.9 k▲
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<strong>  Figure 6 Refer to Figure 6. The output is a</strong> A)pulses with a duty cycle >50% B)square wave (duty cycle = 50%) C)pulses with a duty cycle <50% D)tringle wave <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 6
Refer to Figure 6. The output is a

A)pulses with a duty cycle >50%
B)square wave (duty cycle = 50%)
C)pulses with a duty cycle <50%
D)tringle wave
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<strong>  Figure 1 Refer to Figure 1. The JFET acts as a</strong> A)signal reference B)voltage- controlled current source C)inverting amplifier D)voltage- controlled resistor <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 1
Refer to Figure 1. The JFET acts as a

A)signal reference
B)voltage- controlled current source
C)inverting amplifier
D)voltage- controlled resistor
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<strong>  Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit. Refer to Figure 3. The type of oscillator represented is a</strong> A)Hartley B)Armstrong C)Clapp D)Colpitts <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit.
Refer to Figure 3. The type of oscillator represented is a

A)Hartley
B)Armstrong
C)Clapp
D)Colpitts
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<strong>  Figure 1 Refer to Figure 5. The output of this circuit is a</strong> A)square wave B)sine wave C)sawtooth wave D)triangle wave <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 1
Refer to Figure 5. The output of this circuit is a

A)square wave
B)sine wave
C)sawtooth wave
D)triangle wave
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<strong>  Figure 6 Refer to Figure 6. The capacitor voltage is between</strong> A)1/3 VCC and 2/3 VCC B)0 V and 2/3 VCC C)1/3 V<sub>CC</sub><sub> </sub>and V<sub>CC</sub><sub> </sub> D)0 V and V<sub>CC</sub> <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 6
Refer to Figure 6. The capacitor voltage is between

A)1/3 VCC and 2/3 VCC
B)0 V and 2/3 VCC
C)1/3 VCC and VCC
D)0 V and VCC
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Closed- loop gain for a feedback oscillator is expressed as

A)Av/B
B)AvB + 1
C)1/B
D)AvB
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At startup, a feedback oscillator requires a closed- loop gain of

A)exactly +1
B)exactly -1
C)0
D)none of the above
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<strong>  Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit. Refer to Figure 3. Assume the circuit is working normally; the output frequency is approximately</strong> A)100 kHz B)333 kHz C)3.33 MHz D)1.0 MHz <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit.
Refer to Figure 3. Assume the circuit is working normally; the output frequency is approximately

A)100 kHz
B)333 kHz
C)3.33 MHz
D)1.0 MHz
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<strong>  Figure 2 Refer to Figure 2. The portion in the dashed box is</strong> A)a phase shift network B)a notch filter C)a lead- lag network D)none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 2
Refer to Figure 2. The portion in the dashed box is

A)a phase shift network
B)a notch filter
C)a lead- lag network
D)none of the above
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<strong>  Figure 2 Refer to Figure 2. Rf determines the</strong> A)gain B)output frequency C)both A and B D)none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 2
Refer to Figure 2. Rf determines the

A)gain
B)output frequency
C)both A and B
D)none of the above
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The overall response of a twin- T feedback network is that of a

A)parallel resonant circuit
B)bandpass filter
C)lead- lag network
D)notch filter
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<strong>  Figure 1 Refer to Figure 1. When adjusted properly the signal at the non- inverting input of the op- amp is</strong> A)2/3 Vout B)1/3 Vout C)1/2 V<sub>out</sub><sub> </sub> D)none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 1
Refer to Figure 1. When adjusted properly the signal at the non- inverting input of the op- amp is

A)2/3 Vout
B)1/3 Vout
C)1/2 Vout
D)none of the above
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<strong>  Figure 2 Refer to Figure 2. The circuit is</strong> A)a Colpitts oscillator B)a twin- T oscillator C)a Wien bridge oscillator D)none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 2
Refer to Figure 2. The circuit is

A)a Colpitts oscillator
B)a twin- T oscillator
C)a Wien bridge oscillator
D)none of the above
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<strong>  Figure 6 Refer to Figure 6. The circuit can be configured as a VCO by applying</strong> A)disconnecting the THRESH and applying a variable voltage to it B)a variable voltage to the CONT pin C)disconnecting the RESET and applying a variable voltage to it D)none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 6
Refer to Figure 6. The circuit can be configured as a VCO by applying

A)disconnecting the THRESH and applying a variable voltage to it
B)a variable voltage to the CONT pin
C)disconnecting the RESET and applying a variable voltage to it
D)none of the above
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<strong>  Figure 1 Refer to Figure 1. The output of the circuit when adjusted properly is a</strong> A)square wave B)sinusoidal wave C)swept frequency D)triangle wave <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 1
Refer to Figure 1. The output of the circuit when adjusted properly is a

A)square wave
B)sinusoidal wave
C)swept frequency
D)triangle wave
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<strong>  Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit. Refer to Figure 5. This is an example of a</strong> A)function generator B)voltage- controlled oscillator C)twin- T oscillator D)relaxation oscillator <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit.
Refer to Figure 5. This is an example of a

A)function generator
B)voltage- controlled oscillator
C)twin- T oscillator
D)relaxation oscillator
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<strong>  Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit. Refer to Figure 3. If the inductor is changed for one twice as large, the resonant frequency will be</strong> A)doubled B)unchanged C)halved D)none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit.
Refer to Figure 3. If the inductor is changed for one twice as large, the resonant frequency will be

A)doubled
B)unchanged
C)halved
D)none of the above
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<strong>  Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit. Refer to Figure 3. The fraction of the output that is fed back is</strong> A)0.50 B)0.20 C)0.90 D)0.10 <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit.
Refer to Figure 3. The fraction of the output that is fed back is

A)0.50
B)0.20
C)0.90
D)0.10
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<strong>  Figure 4 Refer to Figure 4. The output frequency is determined by C1 and</strong> A)R1 and R3 B)R1 and R2 C)R2 and R3 D)R1, R2, and R3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 4
Refer to Figure 4. The output frequency is determined by C1 and

A)R1 and R3
B)R1 and R2
C)R2 and R3
D)R1, R2, and R3
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The major advantage of crystal oscillators is its accuracy and stability.
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An Armstrong oscillator

A)is the most widely used of high- frequency oscillators
B)uses a "tickler coil" in the feedback loop
C)uses 3 capacitors in the feedback circuit
D)uses a tapped inductor to generate feedback
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<strong>  Figure 2 Refer to Figure 2. The op- amp serves to</strong> A)amplify the feedback signal B)shift the phase of the feedback signal by 90° C)both A and B D)none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 2
Refer to Figure 2. The op- amp serves to

A)amplify the feedback signal
B)shift the phase of the feedback signal by 90°
C)both A and B
D)none of the above
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Feedback oscillators start because of thermally induced noise.
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The Hartley oscillator develops the feedback voltage across a capacitor.
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Assume a feedback oscillator uses an inverting amplifier and a sample of the output is fed back. The feedback network needs to shift the phase

A)270°
B)180°
C)0°
D)90°
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An internal capacitor in a 555 timer determines the free- running frequency.
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During steady state operation, the closed- loop gain for a Wien- bridge oscillator is 3.
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<strong>  Figure 4 Refer to Figure 4. The two outputs are a</strong> A)square wave and a triangle wave B)square wave and a sine wave C)sawtooth wave and a triangle wave D)sawtooth wave and a sine wave <div style=padding-top: 35px> Figure 4
Refer to Figure 4. The two outputs are a

A)square wave and a triangle wave
B)square wave and a sine wave
C)sawtooth wave and a triangle wave
D)sawtooth wave and a sine wave
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A VCO uses a control voltage to set the output amplitude.
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All oscillators use positive feedback.
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The equivalent circuit for a quartz crystal is a series- parallel RLC circuit.
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<strong>  Figure 6 Refer to Figure 6. If a capacitor is place from CONT to ground it will</strong> A)change the output frequency B)change the output duty cycle C)both A and B D)none of the above Figure 6
Refer to Figure 6. If a capacitor is place from CONT to ground it will

A)change the output frequency
B)change the output duty cycle
C)both A and B
D)none of the above
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<strong>  Figure 1 Refer to Figure 1. Assume the frequency of Vout is 6.0 kHz and R1 = R2. The value of each of these resistors is</strong> A)3.6 k▲ B)5.6 k▲ C)27 k▲ D)8.9 k▲ Figure 1
Refer to Figure 1. Assume the frequency of Vout is 6.0 kHz and R1 = R2. The value of each of these resistors is

A)3.6 k▲
B)5.6 k▲
C)27 k▲
D)8.9 k▲
B
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<strong>  Figure 6 Refer to Figure 6. The output is a</strong> A)pulses with a duty cycle >50% B)square wave (duty cycle = 50%) C)pulses with a duty cycle <50% D)tringle wave Figure 6
Refer to Figure 6. The output is a

A)pulses with a duty cycle >50%
B)square wave (duty cycle = 50%)
C)pulses with a duty cycle <50%
D)tringle wave
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<strong>  Figure 1 Refer to Figure 1. The JFET acts as a</strong> A)signal reference B)voltage- controlled current source C)inverting amplifier D)voltage- controlled resistor Figure 1
Refer to Figure 1. The JFET acts as a

A)signal reference
B)voltage- controlled current source
C)inverting amplifier
D)voltage- controlled resistor
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<strong>  Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit. Refer to Figure 3. The type of oscillator represented is a</strong> A)Hartley B)Armstrong C)Clapp D)Colpitts Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit.
Refer to Figure 3. The type of oscillator represented is a

A)Hartley
B)Armstrong
C)Clapp
D)Colpitts
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<strong>  Figure 1 Refer to Figure 5. The output of this circuit is a</strong> A)square wave B)sine wave C)sawtooth wave D)triangle wave Figure 1
Refer to Figure 5. The output of this circuit is a

A)square wave
B)sine wave
C)sawtooth wave
D)triangle wave
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<strong>  Figure 6 Refer to Figure 6. The capacitor voltage is between</strong> A)1/3 VCC and 2/3 VCC B)0 V and 2/3 VCC C)1/3 V<sub>CC</sub><sub> </sub>and V<sub>CC</sub><sub> </sub> D)0 V and V<sub>CC</sub> Figure 6
Refer to Figure 6. The capacitor voltage is between

A)1/3 VCC and 2/3 VCC
B)0 V and 2/3 VCC
C)1/3 VCC and VCC
D)0 V and VCC
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Closed- loop gain for a feedback oscillator is expressed as

A)Av/B
B)AvB + 1
C)1/B
D)AvB
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At startup, a feedback oscillator requires a closed- loop gain of

A)exactly +1
B)exactly -1
C)0
D)none of the above
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<strong>  Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit. Refer to Figure 3. Assume the circuit is working normally; the output frequency is approximately</strong> A)100 kHz B)333 kHz C)3.33 MHz D)1.0 MHz Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit.
Refer to Figure 3. Assume the circuit is working normally; the output frequency is approximately

A)100 kHz
B)333 kHz
C)3.33 MHz
D)1.0 MHz
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<strong>  Figure 2 Refer to Figure 2. The portion in the dashed box is</strong> A)a phase shift network B)a notch filter C)a lead- lag network D)none of the above Figure 2
Refer to Figure 2. The portion in the dashed box is

A)a phase shift network
B)a notch filter
C)a lead- lag network
D)none of the above
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<strong>  Figure 2 Refer to Figure 2. Rf determines the</strong> A)gain B)output frequency C)both A and B D)none of the above Figure 2
Refer to Figure 2. Rf determines the

A)gain
B)output frequency
C)both A and B
D)none of the above
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The overall response of a twin- T feedback network is that of a

A)parallel resonant circuit
B)bandpass filter
C)lead- lag network
D)notch filter
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<strong>  Figure 1 Refer to Figure 1. When adjusted properly the signal at the non- inverting input of the op- amp is</strong> A)2/3 Vout B)1/3 Vout C)1/2 V<sub>out</sub><sub> </sub> D)none of the above Figure 1
Refer to Figure 1. When adjusted properly the signal at the non- inverting input of the op- amp is

A)2/3 Vout
B)1/3 Vout
C)1/2 Vout
D)none of the above
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<strong>  Figure 2 Refer to Figure 2. The circuit is</strong> A)a Colpitts oscillator B)a twin- T oscillator C)a Wien bridge oscillator D)none of the above Figure 2
Refer to Figure 2. The circuit is

A)a Colpitts oscillator
B)a twin- T oscillator
C)a Wien bridge oscillator
D)none of the above
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<strong>  Figure 6 Refer to Figure 6. The circuit can be configured as a VCO by applying</strong> A)disconnecting the THRESH and applying a variable voltage to it B)a variable voltage to the CONT pin C)disconnecting the RESET and applying a variable voltage to it D)none of the above Figure 6
Refer to Figure 6. The circuit can be configured as a VCO by applying

A)disconnecting the THRESH and applying a variable voltage to it
B)a variable voltage to the CONT pin
C)disconnecting the RESET and applying a variable voltage to it
D)none of the above
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<strong>  Figure 1 Refer to Figure 1. The output of the circuit when adjusted properly is a</strong> A)square wave B)sinusoidal wave C)swept frequency D)triangle wave Figure 1
Refer to Figure 1. The output of the circuit when adjusted properly is a

A)square wave
B)sinusoidal wave
C)swept frequency
D)triangle wave
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<strong>  Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit. Refer to Figure 5. This is an example of a</strong> A)function generator B)voltage- controlled oscillator C)twin- T oscillator D)relaxation oscillator Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit.
Refer to Figure 5. This is an example of a

A)function generator
B)voltage- controlled oscillator
C)twin- T oscillator
D)relaxation oscillator
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<strong>  Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit. Refer to Figure 3. If the inductor is changed for one twice as large, the resonant frequency will be</strong> A)doubled B)unchanged C)halved D)none of the above Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit.
Refer to Figure 3. If the inductor is changed for one twice as large, the resonant frequency will be

A)doubled
B)unchanged
C)halved
D)none of the above
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<strong>  Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit. Refer to Figure 3. The fraction of the output that is fed back is</strong> A)0.50 B)0.20 C)0.90 D)0.10 Figure 3 A simplified oscillator circuit.
Refer to Figure 3. The fraction of the output that is fed back is

A)0.50
B)0.20
C)0.90
D)0.10
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<strong>  Figure 4 Refer to Figure 4. The output frequency is determined by C1 and</strong> A)R1 and R3 B)R1 and R2 C)R2 and R3 D)R1, R2, and R3 Figure 4
Refer to Figure 4. The output frequency is determined by C1 and

A)R1 and R3
B)R1 and R2
C)R2 and R3
D)R1, R2, and R3
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The major advantage of crystal oscillators is its accuracy and stability.
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An Armstrong oscillator

A)is the most widely used of high- frequency oscillators
B)uses a "tickler coil" in the feedback loop
C)uses 3 capacitors in the feedback circuit
D)uses a tapped inductor to generate feedback
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<strong>  Figure 2 Refer to Figure 2. The op- amp serves to</strong> A)amplify the feedback signal B)shift the phase of the feedback signal by 90° C)both A and B D)none of the above Figure 2
Refer to Figure 2. The op- amp serves to

A)amplify the feedback signal
B)shift the phase of the feedback signal by 90°
C)both A and B
D)none of the above
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Feedback oscillators start because of thermally induced noise.
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The Hartley oscillator develops the feedback voltage across a capacitor.
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Assume a feedback oscillator uses an inverting amplifier and a sample of the output is fed back. The feedback network needs to shift the phase

A)270°
B)180°
C)0°
D)90°
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An internal capacitor in a 555 timer determines the free- running frequency.
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During steady state operation, the closed- loop gain for a Wien- bridge oscillator is 3.
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<strong>  Figure 4 Refer to Figure 4. The two outputs are a</strong> A)square wave and a triangle wave B)square wave and a sine wave C)sawtooth wave and a triangle wave D)sawtooth wave and a sine wave Figure 4
Refer to Figure 4. The two outputs are a

A)square wave and a triangle wave
B)square wave and a sine wave
C)sawtooth wave and a triangle wave
D)sawtooth wave and a sine wave
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A VCO uses a control voltage to set the output amplitude.
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All oscillators use positive feedback.
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The equivalent circuit for a quartz crystal is a series- parallel RLC circuit.
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