Deck 16: Regulators, Filters, and Op-Amps

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Op-amp comparators are often used as zero-level detectors.
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An op-amp summing amplifier has no limitations on the number of inputs it can handle.
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<strong>  If the two input voltages are 9.2 V and 0.7 V in Figure 19-2(a),W hat is the output voltage?</strong> A)-8.5V B)-9.9V C)8.5V D)9.9V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
If the two input voltages are 9.2 V and 0.7 V in Figure 19-2(a),W hat is the output voltage?

A)-8.5V
B)-9.9V
C)8.5V
D)9.9V
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }   -If  V<sub>IN</sub>  equals  8 V  in Figure  19-1, V<sub>OUT</sub>  equals_______</strong> A)  -1 V B)  1 V C)  13 V D)  -13 V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
 Figure 19<1\text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }

-If VIN equals 8 V in Figure 19-1, VOUT equals_______

A) -1 V
B) 1 V
C) 13 V
D) -13 V
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A series-pass transistor is used in a voltage regulator.
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }   -If  V<sub>IN</sub> equals  4 V  in Figure 19-1,  V<sub>OUT</sub>  equals__________</strong> A)  -13 V B)  13 V C)  -1 V D)  1 V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
 Figure 19<1\text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }

-If VIN equals 4 V in Figure 19-1, VOUT equals__________

A) -13 V
B) 13 V
C) -1 V
D) 1 V
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<strong>  If the inputs are 8.4 V and 1.2 V in Figure 19-2(a), the output voltage equals ________.</strong> A)9.6V B)-9.6V C)10.08V D)7.2V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
If the inputs are 8.4 V and 1.2 V in Figure 19-2(a), the output voltage equals ________.

A)9.6V
B)-9.6V
C)10.08V
D)7.2V
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<strong>  What change causes the circuit in Figure 19-2(b) to output the average of the three input voltages?</strong> A) Change the input resistors to  3.3    B) Change the feedback resistor to  3.3   C) Change to a different type of op-amp. D) Change the feedback resistor to 10   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
What change causes the circuit in Figure 19-2(b) to output the average of the three input voltages?

A) Change the input resistors to 3.3 <strong>  What change causes the circuit in Figure 19-2(b) to output the average of the three input voltages?</strong> A) Change the input resistors to  3.3    B) Change the feedback resistor to  3.3   C) Change to a different type of op-amp. D) Change the feedback resistor to 10   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) Change the feedback resistor to 3.3 <strong>  What change causes the circuit in Figure 19-2(b) to output the average of the three input voltages?</strong> A) Change the input resistors to  3.3    B) Change the feedback resistor to  3.3   C) Change to a different type of op-amp. D) Change the feedback resistor to 10   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) Change to a different type of op-amp.
D) Change the feedback resistor to 10 <strong>  What change causes the circuit in Figure 19-2(b) to output the average of the three input voltages?</strong> A) Change the input resistors to  3.3    B) Change the feedback resistor to  3.3   C) Change to a different type of op-amp. D) Change the feedback resistor to 10   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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<strong>  If the inputs are -7.1 V and 12 V in Figure 19-2(a),W hat is the output voltage?</strong> A)4.9V B)-4.9V C)19.1V D)-19.1V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
If the inputs are -7.1 V and 12 V in Figure 19-2(a),W hat is the output voltage?

A)4.9V
B)-4.9V
C)19.1V
D)-19.1V
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Butter worth filters are characterized by a linear response in the pass band.
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }   -If  V<sub>IN</sub>=-3 V in Figure 19-1, V<sub>OUT</sub> equals________</strong> A)  -13 V B)  13 V C)  -1 V D)  1 V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
 Figure 19<1\text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }

-If VIN=-3 V in Figure 19-1, VOUT equals________

A) -13 V
B) 13 V
C) -1 V
D) 1 V
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Hartley and Colpitts oscillators can use op-amps.
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The terminals on a three-terminal regulator are input voltage, output voltage and ground.
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }   -If  V<sub>IN</sub>=8.3 V  in Figure 19-1,  V<sub>OUT </sub>e quals________</strong> A)  3.3 V B)  -3.3 V C)  -13 V D)  13 V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
 Figure 19<1\text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }

-If VIN=8.3 V in Figure 19-1, VOUT e quals________

A) 3.3 V
B) -3.3 V
C) -13 V
D) 13 V
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<strong>  If the inputs are 4.1 V, -0.7 V and 3.1 V in Figure 19-2(b), the output voltage equals ________.</strong> A)-6.5V B)13V C)-13V D)6.5V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
If the inputs are 4.1 V, -0.7 V and 3.1 V in Figure 19-2(b), the output voltage equals ________.

A)-6.5V
B)13V
C)-13V
D)6.5V
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }   -If  V<sub>IN</sub>=4.2 V  in Figure 19-1,  V<sub>OUT</sub>  equals__________</strong> A)  -0.8 V B)  0.8 V C)  13 V D)  -13 V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
 Figure 19<1\text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }

-If VIN=4.2 V in Figure 19-1, VOUT equals__________

A) -0.8 V
B) 0.8 V
C) 13 V
D) -13 V
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An op-amp integrator Will produce a linear increasing output voltage for a constant negative input voltage until cutoff is reached.
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An op-amp comparator can be used to determineW hen an input voltage crosses a certain reference Voltage.
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }   -If  V<sub>IN</sub>=-2 V  in Figure 19-1,  V<sub>OUT</sub>  equals______</strong> A)  13 V B)  -3 V C)  3 V D)  -13 V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
 Figure 19<1\text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }

-If VIN=-2 V in Figure 19-1, VOUT equals______

A) 13 V
B) -3 V
C) 3 V
D) -13 V
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A second-order filter rolls-off at 40 dB/decade.
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 4   -The circuit in Figure 19-4 is known as the____ and it rolls off at a rate of________</strong> A) Butterworth high-pass filter,  -40 dB /decade B) Butterworth low-pass filter,  -40 dB/decade C) Butterworth low-pass filter,  -20 dB/decade D) Butterworth high-pass filter,  -20 dB/decade <div style=padding-top: 35px>
 Figure 19<4\text { Figure } 19 < 4

-The circuit in Figure 19-4 is known as the____ and it rolls off at a rate of________

A) Butterworth high-pass filter, -40 dB /decade
B) Butterworth low-pass filter, -40 dB/decade
C) Butterworth low-pass filter, -20 dB/decade
D) Butterworth high-pass filter, -20 dB/decade
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<strong>  The curve in Figure 19-5 is from a ________ and its lower cutoff frequency equals ________.</strong> A)two-pole high-pass filter, 1500 Hz B)band-reject filter, 450 kHz C)band-pass filter, 822 Hz D)band-pass filter, 450 Hz <div style=padding-top: 35px>
The curve in Figure 19-5 is from a ________ and its lower cutoff frequency equals ________.

A)two-pole high-pass filter, 1500 Hz
B)band-reject filter, 450 kHz
C)band-pass filter, 822 Hz
D)band-pass filter, 450 Hz
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 3   -If  R=1.2   \mathrm { k } \Omega  and  C=0.005   \mu \mathrm { F }  in Figure 19-3, the  \mathrm { fCO }  equals________</strong> A)  65 Hz B)  650 Hz C)  26.5 kHz D)  2.65 kHz <div style=padding-top: 35px>
 Figure 19<3\text { Figure } 19 < 3

-If R=1.2 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega and C=0.005 μF\mu \mathrm { F } in Figure 19-3, the fCO\mathrm { fCO } equals________

A) 65 Hz
B) 650 Hz
C) 26.5 kHz
D) 2.65 kHz
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<strong>  In Figure 19-3,W hatW ill change the circuit into a high-pass filter?</strong> A)increasing theV Alue of the resistor B)switching the positions of the resistor and capacitor C)decreasing theV Alue of the capacitor D)placing the capacitor in the feedback loop <div style=padding-top: 35px>
In Figure 19-3,W hatW ill change the circuit into a high-pass filter?

A)increasing theV
Alue of the resistor
B)switching the positions of the resistor and capacitor
C)decreasing theV
Alue of the capacitor
D)placing the capacitor in the feedback loop
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 3   -If  R=47   \mathrm { k } \Omega  and  C=0.02  \mu \mathrm { F }   in Figure 19-3,  \mathrm { fCO }  equals______</strong> A)  5.19 Hz B)  16.9 Hz C)  169 Hz D)  51.9 Hz <div style=padding-top: 35px>
 Figure 19<3\text { Figure } 19 < 3

-If R=47 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega and C=0.02 μF\mu \mathrm { F } in Figure 19-3, fCO\mathrm { fCO } equals______

A) 5.19 Hz
B) 16.9 Hz
C) 169 Hz
D) 51.9 Hz
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 3   -If  R=1.5 \mathrm { k } \Omega    and  C=256 pF in Figure  19-3 , the  f<sub>CO</sub>  equals_______</strong> A)  41.4 kHz B)  25.7 Hz C)  257 Hz D)  414 kHz <div style=padding-top: 35px>
 Figure 19<3\text { Figure } 19 < 3

-If R=1.5 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega and C=256 pF in Figure 19-3 , the fCO equals_______

A) 41.4 kHz
B) 25.7 Hz
C) 257 Hz
D) 414 kHz
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 3   -If  R=56   \mathrm { k } \Omega  and  C=0.05   \mu \mathrm { F }  in Figure 19-3,  \mathrm { fCO }  equals_____</strong> A)  568 Mz B)  56.8 Hz C)  3.0 Hz D)  300 Hz <div style=padding-top: 35px>
 Figure 19<3\text { Figure } 19 < 3

-If R=56 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega and C=0.05 μF\mu \mathrm { F } in Figure 19-3, fCO\mathrm { fCO } equals_____

A) 568 Mz
B) 56.8 Hz
C) 3.0 Hz
D) 300 Hz
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<strong>  If 22 V in the pass-band is input to the circuit in Figure 19-4,W hat is the output voltage at fCO?</strong> A)8.92V B)7.75V C)31.1V D)15.6V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
If 22 V in the pass-band is input to the circuit in Figure 19-4,W hat is the output voltage at fCO?

A)8.92V
B)7.75V
C)31.1V
D)15.6V
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<strong>  If the inputs are 1.2 V, -0.5 V and 2.4 V in Figure 19-2(b),W hat is the output voltage?</strong> A)13V B)-6.2V C)6.2V D)-4.1V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
If the inputs are 1.2 V, -0.5 V and 2.4 V in Figure 19-2(b),W hat is the output voltage?

A)13V
B)-6.2V
C)6.2V
D)-4.1V
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A three-terminal voltage regulator ________.

A)comes in a variety of Voltage and current ratings
B)is available in both positive and negative Voltage ratings
C)is very durable
D)all of the above
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 3   -If  V<sub>IN</sub> equals  22 V  in Figure 19-3,  V<sub>OUT</sub>  at the f<sub>CO</sub>  equals______</strong> A)  31.1 V B)  15.64 V C) 0 D)  7.79 V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
 Figure 19<3\text { Figure } 19 < 3

-If VIN equals 22 V in Figure 19-3, VOUT at the fCO equals______

A) 31.1 V
B) 15.64 V
C) 0
D) 7.79 V
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 3   -If  V<sub>IN</sub>=70 V<sub>P</sub> in Figure 19-3, the output voltage at  f<sub>CO</sub>  equals______</strong> A)  13 VP B)  0 VP C)  49.5 VP D)  44.2 VP <div style=padding-top: 35px>
 Figure 19<3\text { Figure } 19 < 3

-If VIN=70 VP in Figure 19-3, the output voltage at fCO equals______

A) 13 VP
B) 0 VP
C) 49.5 VP
D) 44.2 VP
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<strong>  If VOUT equals 12 V at 822 Hz in Figure 19-5, the output voltage equals ________ at 450 Hz.</strong> A)4.24V B)1.06V C)8.49V D)2.12V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
If VOUT equals 12 V at 822 Hz in Figure 19-5, the output voltage equals ________ at 450 Hz.

A)4.24V
B)1.06V
C)8.49V
D)2.12V
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<strong>  If 22 V in the pass-band is input to the circuit in Figure 19-4,W hat is the output voltage at a frequency that is 1 decade higher?</strong> A)31.1V B)22V C)7.75V D)15.5V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
If 22 V in the pass-band is input to the circuit in Figure 19-4,W hat is the output voltage at a frequency that is 1 decade higher?

A)31.1V
B)22V
C)7.75V
D)15.5V
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<strong>  In Figure 19-4, if the frequency is decreased from the pass band to 1 decade below fCO, the output voltage drops to ________.</strong> A)-40 dB B)-6 dB C)-3 dB D)-20 dB <div style=padding-top: 35px>
In Figure 19-4, if the frequency is decreased from the pass band to 1 decade below fCO, the output voltage drops to ________.

A)-40 dB
B)-6 dB
C)-3 dB
D)-20 dB
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 3   -If  R=22   \mathrm { k } \Omega  and  C=0.05   \mu \mathrm { F }  in Figure 19-3, f<sub>CO</sub> equals________</strong> A)  145 Hz B)  4.8 Hz C)  48 Hz D)  1.45 kHz <div style=padding-top: 35px>
 Figure 19<3\text { Figure } 19 < 3

-If R=22 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega and C=0.05 μF\mu \mathrm { F } in Figure 19-3, fCO equals________

A) 145 Hz
B) 4.8 Hz
C) 48 Hz
D) 1.45 kHz
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 4   -The prime characteristic of the filter in Figure 19-4 is ________.</strong> A)it only works in a high-pass configuration B)the filter roll-off below the corner frequency is 40 dB/decade C)it has the largest response of any filter type D)nothing special <div style=padding-top: 35px>
 Figure 19<4\text { Figure } 19 < 4

-The prime characteristic of the filter in Figure 19-4 is ________.

A)it only works in a high-pass configuration
B)the filter roll-off below the corner frequency is 40 dB/decade
C)it has the largest response of any filter type
D)nothing special
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<strong>  The frequency response curve in Figure 19-5 represents the output from the ________, and the bandwidth is ________.</strong> A)band-pass filter, 1050 Hz B)band-pass filter, 678 Hz C)band-reject filter, 1050 kHz D)two-pole high-pass filter, 1050 Hz <div style=padding-top: 35px>
The frequency response curve in Figure 19-5 represents the output from the ________, and the bandwidth is ________.

A)band-pass filter, 1050 Hz
B)band-pass filter, 678 Hz
C)band-reject filter, 1050 kHz
D)two-pole high-pass filter, 1050 Hz
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<strong>  If the output voltage is 6 V at 1500 Hz in Figure 19-5,W hat is the output voltage at 822 Hz?</strong> A)4.24V B)1.06V C)8.49V D)2.12V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
If the output voltage is 6 V at 1500 Hz in Figure 19-5,W hat is the output voltage at 822 Hz?

A)4.24V
B)1.06V
C)8.49V
D)2.12V
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<strong>  If the output voltage is 27.4 V at 822 Hz in Figure 19-5,W hat is the output voltage at 1.5 kHz?</strong> A)27.4V B)13.7V C)6.85V D)19.4V <div style=padding-top: 35px>
If the output voltage is 27.4 V at 822 Hz in Figure 19-5,W hat is the output voltage at 1.5 kHz?

A)27.4V
B)13.7V
C)6.85V
D)19.4V
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A series-pass voltage regulator has ________.

A)a load
B)a shunt regulator
C)an error amplifier
D)all of these
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A series and a shunt regulator are differentiated by the circuit placement of a:

A)series resistor versus parallel resistor.
B)series transistor versus parallel transistor.
C)series reference Voltage versus parallel reference Voltage.
D)none of these.
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In a series voltage regulator, the four circuit blocks are:

A)error detector, referenceVoltage, series regulator, sampling circuit.
B)control element, referenceVoltage, error detector, sampling circuit.
C)referenceVoltage, series load, referenceVoltage, current limiter.
D)control element, referenceVoltage, error detector, current limiter.
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At the cutoff frequency of a filter circuit, the output voltage is:

A)-20 dB.
B)-40 dB.
C)-3 dB.
D)-10 dB.
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Short-circuit or overload protection is an integral part of

A) most JFETs
B) most three-terminal regulators
C) most op-amps
D) most TRIACs
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The output of an op-amp differentiator depends on the values of ________ and ________.

A)CIN, CF
B)RIN, RF
C)RIN, CF
D)CIN, RF
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In an inverting input op-amp, differentiator suppliedW ith a ramp or triangularW ave, the output is a:

A)opposite phase ramp.
B)same phase square Wave.
C)sine Wave.
D)opposite phase square Wave.
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The purpose of a comparator is to ________.

A)detect the occurrence of a changing input voltage
B)produce a change in output when an input voltage equals a reference voltage
C)maintain a constant output when the dc inputVoltage changes
D)amplify an input voltage
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Using op-amps in a triangularW ave oscillator results in a:

A)triangular Wave output.
B)function generator output.
C)square Wave output.
D)all of these.
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If all four input resistors to a summing amplifier are 2.2 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega and the feedback resistor is 2.2 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega . then the gain equals________

A) 4
B) 2.2
C) 1
D) unknown
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In a scaling adder, the ________.

A)input resistors have values depending on the assigned weight of each input
B)input resistors are all different values
C)input resistors are all the same value
D)ratio RF/RIN must be the same for each input
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In a filter circuit, the terminology single pole means:

A)one fixed contact.
B)one single RC circuit.
C)one movable contact.
D)two cascaded RC circuits.
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The basic op-amp squareW ave oscillator is actually a:

A)Wein-bridge oscillator.
B)resistor-capacitor (RC)time constant oscillator.
C)sine Wave oscillator.
D)all of these.
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The input frequency of a single-pole, low-pass active filter increases from 1.5 kHz to 150 kHz. If the critical frequency is 1.5 kHz, the gain decreases by ________.

A)60 dB
B)3 dB
C)40 dB
D)20 dB
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If an inverting amplifier has a capacitor in the feedback loop, the circuit is known as the ________. When a square wave input is applied, the output is a ________wave.

A)integrator, square
B)open loop, triangle
C)differentiator, triangle
D)integrator, triangle
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The ideal amplifier has infinite gain, infinite input impedance, and zero output impedance.
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In a Wein-bridge op-amp oscillator, the output is a repetitive:

A)square Wave.
B)sine Wave.
C)triangular Wave.
D)all of these.
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In a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO), the output signal frequency is dependent on:

A)the value of a resistor-capacitor combination.
B)the value of a resistor.
C)the value of an applied Voltage.
D)the value of a capacitor.
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In an inverting input op-amp integrator suppliedW ith a squareW ave pulse or a step, the output is a:

A)opposite phase ramp.
B)same phase ramp.
C)opposite phase square Wave.
D)sine Wave.
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If all four input resistors to a summing amplifier are 2.2 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega , the feedback resistor is 2.2 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega and all four input voltages are -2 V , the output voltage equals_______

A) 2 V
B) 2.2 V
C) 8 V
D) 10 V
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The open-loop voltage gain of an op-amp is very large.
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<strong>  If   and   in Figure 18-1(c), the voltage gain equals</strong> A)  -38.3 B)  -1 C)  -39.3 D) infinite <div style=padding-top: 35px>
If <strong>  If   and   in Figure 18-1(c), the voltage gain equals</strong> A)  -38.3 B)  -1 C)  -39.3 D) infinite <div style=padding-top: 35px> and <strong>  If   and   in Figure 18-1(c), the voltage gain equals</strong> A)  -38.3 B)  -1 C)  -39.3 D) infinite <div style=padding-top: 35px> in Figure 18-1(c), the voltage gain equals

A) -38.3
B) -1
C) -39.3
D) infinite
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 <strong>   Figure  18 < 1   -VRF equals____ in Figure 18-1(c).</strong> A) V<sub>RI</sub> B) V<sub>OUT</sub> C) V<sub>IN</sub> D)  V<sub>CC</sub> <div style=padding-top: 35px>

Figure 18<118 < 1

-VRF equals____ in Figure 18-1(c).

A) VRI
B) VOUT
C) VIN
D) VCC
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The slew rate of an op-amp is determined by the frequency response of the internal amplifiers.
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Which one of these op-amp terminals provides an output that is in-phase with the input?

A) offset null
B) non-inverting
C) VCC
D) inverting
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<strong>  What is the voltage gain of the amplifier in Figure 18-1(a)?</strong> A)1000 B)1 C)100,000 D)10 <div style=padding-top: 35px>
What is the voltage gain of the amplifier in Figure 18-1(a)?

A)1000
B)1
C)100,000
D)10
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<strong>  Identify the open-loop amplifier in Figure 18-1.</strong> A)Figure 18-1(a) B)Figure 18-1(b) C)Figure 18-1(c) D)none of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Identify the open-loop amplifier in Figure 18-1.

A)Figure 18-1(a)
B)Figure 18-1(b)
C)Figure 18-1(c)
D)none of these
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A voltage-follower op-amp has a voltage gain greater than one.
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 <strong>   Figure  18 < 1   -If  \mathrm { R } _ { f } = 0.5 \mathrm { M } \Omega  and  \mathrm { R } _ { \mathrm { i } } = 10 \mathrm { k } \Omega  in Figure 18-1(b), the voltage gain equals________</strong> A) 6 B) 5 C) 50 D) 51 <div style=padding-top: 35px>

Figure 18<118 < 1

-If Rf=0.5MΩ\mathrm { R } _ { f } = 0.5 \mathrm { M } \Omega and Ri=10kΩ\mathrm { R } _ { \mathrm { i } } = 10 \mathrm { k } \Omega in Figure 18-1(b), the voltage gain equals________

A) 6
B) 5
C) 50
D) 51
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 <strong>   Figure  18 < 1   -If  \mathrm { R } _ { f } = 470 \mathrm { k } \Omega  and  \mathrm { Ri } _ { \mathrm { i } } = 5 \mathrm { k } \Omega  in Figure 18-1(b), the voltage gain equals_________</strong> A)  1.01 B) 470 C) 94 D) 95 <div style=padding-top: 35px>

Figure 18<118 < 1

-If Rf=470kΩ\mathrm { R } _ { f } = 470 \mathrm { k } \Omega and Rii=5kΩ\mathrm { Ri } _ { \mathrm { i } } = 5 \mathrm { k } \Omega in Figure 18-1(b), the voltage gain equals_________

A) 1.01
B) 470
C) 94
D) 95
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An op-ampʹs input offset voltage, VOS, is the differential input voltage required to make the differential output voltage zero.
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An op-ampW ith a low CMRR easily rejects noise signals that appear at both inputs.
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Differential amplifiers provide high voltage gain and low common-mode rejection.
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Practical op-amps come reasonably close to the requirements for an ideal amplifier.
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An op-ampʹs CMRR is usually expressed in dB.
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<strong>  The circuit in Figure 18-1(c)is known as the ________.</strong> A)open-loop amplifier B)voltage follower amplifier C)non-inverting amplifier D)inverting amplifier <div style=padding-top: 35px>
The circuit in Figure 18-1(c)is known as the ________.

A)open-loop amplifier
B)voltage follower amplifier
C)non-inverting amplifier
D)inverting amplifier
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 <strong>   Figure  18 < 1   -If  \mathrm { R } _ { f } = 1.2 \mathrm { M } \Omega   and  A<sub>V</sub>=120  in Figure 18-1(  c), Ri  equals___________</strong> A) 1  \mathrm { k } \Omega  B) 10  \mathrm { k } \Omega  C) 120  \Omega  D) 100  \mathrm { k } \Omega  <div style=padding-top: 35px>

Figure 18<118 < 1

-If Rf=1.2MΩ\mathrm { R } _ { f } = 1.2 \mathrm { M } \Omega and AV=120 in Figure 18-1( c), Ri equals___________

A) 1 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega
B) 10 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega
C) 120 Ω\Omega
D) 100 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega
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A typical value of input bias current for an op-amp is around 80 nA.
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<strong>  Identify the non-inverting amplifier in Figure 18-1.</strong> A)Figure 18-1(a) B)Figure 18-1(b) C)Both A and B D)Neither of these <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Identify the non-inverting amplifier in Figure 18-1.

A)Figure 18-1(a)
B)Figure 18-1(b)
C)Both A and B
D)Neither of these
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Which of the amplifiers in Figure 18-1W ould be used as a buffer amplifier?

A)Figure 18-1(a)
B)Figure 18-1(b)
C)Figure 18-1(c)
D)none of these
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Deck 16: Regulators, Filters, and Op-Amps
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Op-amp comparators are often used as zero-level detectors.
True
2
An op-amp summing amplifier has no limitations on the number of inputs it can handle.
True
3
<strong>  If the two input voltages are 9.2 V and 0.7 V in Figure 19-2(a),W hat is the output voltage?</strong> A)-8.5V B)-9.9V C)8.5V D)9.9V
If the two input voltages are 9.2 V and 0.7 V in Figure 19-2(a),W hat is the output voltage?

A)-8.5V
B)-9.9V
C)8.5V
D)9.9V
-9.9V
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }   -If  V<sub>IN</sub>  equals  8 V  in Figure  19-1, V<sub>OUT</sub>  equals_______</strong> A)  -1 V B)  1 V C)  13 V D)  -13 V
 Figure 19<1\text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }

-If VIN equals 8 V in Figure 19-1, VOUT equals_______

A) -1 V
B) 1 V
C) 13 V
D) -13 V
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A series-pass transistor is used in a voltage regulator.
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }   -If  V<sub>IN</sub> equals  4 V  in Figure 19-1,  V<sub>OUT</sub>  equals__________</strong> A)  -13 V B)  13 V C)  -1 V D)  1 V
 Figure 19<1\text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }

-If VIN equals 4 V in Figure 19-1, VOUT equals__________

A) -13 V
B) 13 V
C) -1 V
D) 1 V
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<strong>  If the inputs are 8.4 V and 1.2 V in Figure 19-2(a), the output voltage equals ________.</strong> A)9.6V B)-9.6V C)10.08V D)7.2V
If the inputs are 8.4 V and 1.2 V in Figure 19-2(a), the output voltage equals ________.

A)9.6V
B)-9.6V
C)10.08V
D)7.2V
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<strong>  What change causes the circuit in Figure 19-2(b) to output the average of the three input voltages?</strong> A) Change the input resistors to  3.3    B) Change the feedback resistor to  3.3   C) Change to a different type of op-amp. D) Change the feedback resistor to 10
What change causes the circuit in Figure 19-2(b) to output the average of the three input voltages?

A) Change the input resistors to 3.3 <strong>  What change causes the circuit in Figure 19-2(b) to output the average of the three input voltages?</strong> A) Change the input resistors to  3.3    B) Change the feedback resistor to  3.3   C) Change to a different type of op-amp. D) Change the feedback resistor to 10
B) Change the feedback resistor to 3.3 <strong>  What change causes the circuit in Figure 19-2(b) to output the average of the three input voltages?</strong> A) Change the input resistors to  3.3    B) Change the feedback resistor to  3.3   C) Change to a different type of op-amp. D) Change the feedback resistor to 10
C) Change to a different type of op-amp.
D) Change the feedback resistor to 10 <strong>  What change causes the circuit in Figure 19-2(b) to output the average of the three input voltages?</strong> A) Change the input resistors to  3.3    B) Change the feedback resistor to  3.3   C) Change to a different type of op-amp. D) Change the feedback resistor to 10
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<strong>  If the inputs are -7.1 V and 12 V in Figure 19-2(a),W hat is the output voltage?</strong> A)4.9V B)-4.9V C)19.1V D)-19.1V
If the inputs are -7.1 V and 12 V in Figure 19-2(a),W hat is the output voltage?

A)4.9V
B)-4.9V
C)19.1V
D)-19.1V
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Butter worth filters are characterized by a linear response in the pass band.
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }   -If  V<sub>IN</sub>=-3 V in Figure 19-1, V<sub>OUT</sub> equals________</strong> A)  -13 V B)  13 V C)  -1 V D)  1 V
 Figure 19<1\text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }

-If VIN=-3 V in Figure 19-1, VOUT equals________

A) -13 V
B) 13 V
C) -1 V
D) 1 V
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Hartley and Colpitts oscillators can use op-amps.
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The terminals on a three-terminal regulator are input voltage, output voltage and ground.
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }   -If  V<sub>IN</sub>=8.3 V  in Figure 19-1,  V<sub>OUT </sub>e quals________</strong> A)  3.3 V B)  -3.3 V C)  -13 V D)  13 V
 Figure 19<1\text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }

-If VIN=8.3 V in Figure 19-1, VOUT e quals________

A) 3.3 V
B) -3.3 V
C) -13 V
D) 13 V
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<strong>  If the inputs are 4.1 V, -0.7 V and 3.1 V in Figure 19-2(b), the output voltage equals ________.</strong> A)-6.5V B)13V C)-13V D)6.5V
If the inputs are 4.1 V, -0.7 V and 3.1 V in Figure 19-2(b), the output voltage equals ________.

A)-6.5V
B)13V
C)-13V
D)6.5V
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }   -If  V<sub>IN</sub>=4.2 V  in Figure 19-1,  V<sub>OUT</sub>  equals__________</strong> A)  -0.8 V B)  0.8 V C)  13 V D)  -13 V
 Figure 19<1\text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }

-If VIN=4.2 V in Figure 19-1, VOUT equals__________

A) -0.8 V
B) 0.8 V
C) 13 V
D) -13 V
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An op-amp integrator Will produce a linear increasing output voltage for a constant negative input voltage until cutoff is reached.
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An op-amp comparator can be used to determineW hen an input voltage crosses a certain reference Voltage.
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }   -If  V<sub>IN</sub>=-2 V  in Figure 19-1,  V<sub>OUT</sub>  equals______</strong> A)  13 V B)  -3 V C)  3 V D)  -13 V
 Figure 19<1\text { Figure } \mathbf { 1 9 } < \mathbf { 1 }

-If VIN=-2 V in Figure 19-1, VOUT equals______

A) 13 V
B) -3 V
C) 3 V
D) -13 V
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A second-order filter rolls-off at 40 dB/decade.
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 4   -The circuit in Figure 19-4 is known as the____ and it rolls off at a rate of________</strong> A) Butterworth high-pass filter,  -40 dB /decade B) Butterworth low-pass filter,  -40 dB/decade C) Butterworth low-pass filter,  -20 dB/decade D) Butterworth high-pass filter,  -20 dB/decade
 Figure 19<4\text { Figure } 19 < 4

-The circuit in Figure 19-4 is known as the____ and it rolls off at a rate of________

A) Butterworth high-pass filter, -40 dB /decade
B) Butterworth low-pass filter, -40 dB/decade
C) Butterworth low-pass filter, -20 dB/decade
D) Butterworth high-pass filter, -20 dB/decade
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<strong>  The curve in Figure 19-5 is from a ________ and its lower cutoff frequency equals ________.</strong> A)two-pole high-pass filter, 1500 Hz B)band-reject filter, 450 kHz C)band-pass filter, 822 Hz D)band-pass filter, 450 Hz
The curve in Figure 19-5 is from a ________ and its lower cutoff frequency equals ________.

A)two-pole high-pass filter, 1500 Hz
B)band-reject filter, 450 kHz
C)band-pass filter, 822 Hz
D)band-pass filter, 450 Hz
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 3   -If  R=1.2   \mathrm { k } \Omega  and  C=0.005   \mu \mathrm { F }  in Figure 19-3, the  \mathrm { fCO }  equals________</strong> A)  65 Hz B)  650 Hz C)  26.5 kHz D)  2.65 kHz
 Figure 19<3\text { Figure } 19 < 3

-If R=1.2 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega and C=0.005 μF\mu \mathrm { F } in Figure 19-3, the fCO\mathrm { fCO } equals________

A) 65 Hz
B) 650 Hz
C) 26.5 kHz
D) 2.65 kHz
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<strong>  In Figure 19-3,W hatW ill change the circuit into a high-pass filter?</strong> A)increasing theV Alue of the resistor B)switching the positions of the resistor and capacitor C)decreasing theV Alue of the capacitor D)placing the capacitor in the feedback loop
In Figure 19-3,W hatW ill change the circuit into a high-pass filter?

A)increasing theV
Alue of the resistor
B)switching the positions of the resistor and capacitor
C)decreasing theV
Alue of the capacitor
D)placing the capacitor in the feedback loop
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 3   -If  R=47   \mathrm { k } \Omega  and  C=0.02  \mu \mathrm { F }   in Figure 19-3,  \mathrm { fCO }  equals______</strong> A)  5.19 Hz B)  16.9 Hz C)  169 Hz D)  51.9 Hz
 Figure 19<3\text { Figure } 19 < 3

-If R=47 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega and C=0.02 μF\mu \mathrm { F } in Figure 19-3, fCO\mathrm { fCO } equals______

A) 5.19 Hz
B) 16.9 Hz
C) 169 Hz
D) 51.9 Hz
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 3   -If  R=1.5 \mathrm { k } \Omega    and  C=256 pF in Figure  19-3 , the  f<sub>CO</sub>  equals_______</strong> A)  41.4 kHz B)  25.7 Hz C)  257 Hz D)  414 kHz
 Figure 19<3\text { Figure } 19 < 3

-If R=1.5 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega and C=256 pF in Figure 19-3 , the fCO equals_______

A) 41.4 kHz
B) 25.7 Hz
C) 257 Hz
D) 414 kHz
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 3   -If  R=56   \mathrm { k } \Omega  and  C=0.05   \mu \mathrm { F }  in Figure 19-3,  \mathrm { fCO }  equals_____</strong> A)  568 Mz B)  56.8 Hz C)  3.0 Hz D)  300 Hz
 Figure 19<3\text { Figure } 19 < 3

-If R=56 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega and C=0.05 μF\mu \mathrm { F } in Figure 19-3, fCO\mathrm { fCO } equals_____

A) 568 Mz
B) 56.8 Hz
C) 3.0 Hz
D) 300 Hz
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<strong>  If 22 V in the pass-band is input to the circuit in Figure 19-4,W hat is the output voltage at fCO?</strong> A)8.92V B)7.75V C)31.1V D)15.6V
If 22 V in the pass-band is input to the circuit in Figure 19-4,W hat is the output voltage at fCO?

A)8.92V
B)7.75V
C)31.1V
D)15.6V
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<strong>  If the inputs are 1.2 V, -0.5 V and 2.4 V in Figure 19-2(b),W hat is the output voltage?</strong> A)13V B)-6.2V C)6.2V D)-4.1V
If the inputs are 1.2 V, -0.5 V and 2.4 V in Figure 19-2(b),W hat is the output voltage?

A)13V
B)-6.2V
C)6.2V
D)-4.1V
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A three-terminal voltage regulator ________.

A)comes in a variety of Voltage and current ratings
B)is available in both positive and negative Voltage ratings
C)is very durable
D)all of the above
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 3   -If  V<sub>IN</sub> equals  22 V  in Figure 19-3,  V<sub>OUT</sub>  at the f<sub>CO</sub>  equals______</strong> A)  31.1 V B)  15.64 V C) 0 D)  7.79 V
 Figure 19<3\text { Figure } 19 < 3

-If VIN equals 22 V in Figure 19-3, VOUT at the fCO equals______

A) 31.1 V
B) 15.64 V
C) 0
D) 7.79 V
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 3   -If  V<sub>IN</sub>=70 V<sub>P</sub> in Figure 19-3, the output voltage at  f<sub>CO</sub>  equals______</strong> A)  13 VP B)  0 VP C)  49.5 VP D)  44.2 VP
 Figure 19<3\text { Figure } 19 < 3

-If VIN=70 VP in Figure 19-3, the output voltage at fCO equals______

A) 13 VP
B) 0 VP
C) 49.5 VP
D) 44.2 VP
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<strong>  If VOUT equals 12 V at 822 Hz in Figure 19-5, the output voltage equals ________ at 450 Hz.</strong> A)4.24V B)1.06V C)8.49V D)2.12V
If VOUT equals 12 V at 822 Hz in Figure 19-5, the output voltage equals ________ at 450 Hz.

A)4.24V
B)1.06V
C)8.49V
D)2.12V
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<strong>  If 22 V in the pass-band is input to the circuit in Figure 19-4,W hat is the output voltage at a frequency that is 1 decade higher?</strong> A)31.1V B)22V C)7.75V D)15.5V
If 22 V in the pass-band is input to the circuit in Figure 19-4,W hat is the output voltage at a frequency that is 1 decade higher?

A)31.1V
B)22V
C)7.75V
D)15.5V
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<strong>  In Figure 19-4, if the frequency is decreased from the pass band to 1 decade below fCO, the output voltage drops to ________.</strong> A)-40 dB B)-6 dB C)-3 dB D)-20 dB
In Figure 19-4, if the frequency is decreased from the pass band to 1 decade below fCO, the output voltage drops to ________.

A)-40 dB
B)-6 dB
C)-3 dB
D)-20 dB
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 3   -If  R=22   \mathrm { k } \Omega  and  C=0.05   \mu \mathrm { F }  in Figure 19-3, f<sub>CO</sub> equals________</strong> A)  145 Hz B)  4.8 Hz C)  48 Hz D)  1.45 kHz
 Figure 19<3\text { Figure } 19 < 3

-If R=22 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega and C=0.05 μF\mu \mathrm { F } in Figure 19-3, fCO equals________

A) 145 Hz
B) 4.8 Hz
C) 48 Hz
D) 1.45 kHz
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 <strong>   \text { Figure } 19 < 4   -The prime characteristic of the filter in Figure 19-4 is ________.</strong> A)it only works in a high-pass configuration B)the filter roll-off below the corner frequency is 40 dB/decade C)it has the largest response of any filter type D)nothing special
 Figure 19<4\text { Figure } 19 < 4

-The prime characteristic of the filter in Figure 19-4 is ________.

A)it only works in a high-pass configuration
B)the filter roll-off below the corner frequency is 40 dB/decade
C)it has the largest response of any filter type
D)nothing special
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<strong>  The frequency response curve in Figure 19-5 represents the output from the ________, and the bandwidth is ________.</strong> A)band-pass filter, 1050 Hz B)band-pass filter, 678 Hz C)band-reject filter, 1050 kHz D)two-pole high-pass filter, 1050 Hz
The frequency response curve in Figure 19-5 represents the output from the ________, and the bandwidth is ________.

A)band-pass filter, 1050 Hz
B)band-pass filter, 678 Hz
C)band-reject filter, 1050 kHz
D)two-pole high-pass filter, 1050 Hz
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<strong>  If the output voltage is 6 V at 1500 Hz in Figure 19-5,W hat is the output voltage at 822 Hz?</strong> A)4.24V B)1.06V C)8.49V D)2.12V
If the output voltage is 6 V at 1500 Hz in Figure 19-5,W hat is the output voltage at 822 Hz?

A)4.24V
B)1.06V
C)8.49V
D)2.12V
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<strong>  If the output voltage is 27.4 V at 822 Hz in Figure 19-5,W hat is the output voltage at 1.5 kHz?</strong> A)27.4V B)13.7V C)6.85V D)19.4V
If the output voltage is 27.4 V at 822 Hz in Figure 19-5,W hat is the output voltage at 1.5 kHz?

A)27.4V
B)13.7V
C)6.85V
D)19.4V
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A series-pass voltage regulator has ________.

A)a load
B)a shunt regulator
C)an error amplifier
D)all of these
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A series and a shunt regulator are differentiated by the circuit placement of a:

A)series resistor versus parallel resistor.
B)series transistor versus parallel transistor.
C)series reference Voltage versus parallel reference Voltage.
D)none of these.
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In a series voltage regulator, the four circuit blocks are:

A)error detector, referenceVoltage, series regulator, sampling circuit.
B)control element, referenceVoltage, error detector, sampling circuit.
C)referenceVoltage, series load, referenceVoltage, current limiter.
D)control element, referenceVoltage, error detector, current limiter.
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At the cutoff frequency of a filter circuit, the output voltage is:

A)-20 dB.
B)-40 dB.
C)-3 dB.
D)-10 dB.
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Short-circuit or overload protection is an integral part of

A) most JFETs
B) most three-terminal regulators
C) most op-amps
D) most TRIACs
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The output of an op-amp differentiator depends on the values of ________ and ________.

A)CIN, CF
B)RIN, RF
C)RIN, CF
D)CIN, RF
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In an inverting input op-amp, differentiator suppliedW ith a ramp or triangularW ave, the output is a:

A)opposite phase ramp.
B)same phase square Wave.
C)sine Wave.
D)opposite phase square Wave.
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The purpose of a comparator is to ________.

A)detect the occurrence of a changing input voltage
B)produce a change in output when an input voltage equals a reference voltage
C)maintain a constant output when the dc inputVoltage changes
D)amplify an input voltage
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Using op-amps in a triangularW ave oscillator results in a:

A)triangular Wave output.
B)function generator output.
C)square Wave output.
D)all of these.
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If all four input resistors to a summing amplifier are 2.2 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega and the feedback resistor is 2.2 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega . then the gain equals________

A) 4
B) 2.2
C) 1
D) unknown
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In a scaling adder, the ________.

A)input resistors have values depending on the assigned weight of each input
B)input resistors are all different values
C)input resistors are all the same value
D)ratio RF/RIN must be the same for each input
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In a filter circuit, the terminology single pole means:

A)one fixed contact.
B)one single RC circuit.
C)one movable contact.
D)two cascaded RC circuits.
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The basic op-amp squareW ave oscillator is actually a:

A)Wein-bridge oscillator.
B)resistor-capacitor (RC)time constant oscillator.
C)sine Wave oscillator.
D)all of these.
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The input frequency of a single-pole, low-pass active filter increases from 1.5 kHz to 150 kHz. If the critical frequency is 1.5 kHz, the gain decreases by ________.

A)60 dB
B)3 dB
C)40 dB
D)20 dB
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If an inverting amplifier has a capacitor in the feedback loop, the circuit is known as the ________. When a square wave input is applied, the output is a ________wave.

A)integrator, square
B)open loop, triangle
C)differentiator, triangle
D)integrator, triangle
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56
The ideal amplifier has infinite gain, infinite input impedance, and zero output impedance.
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57
In a Wein-bridge op-amp oscillator, the output is a repetitive:

A)square Wave.
B)sine Wave.
C)triangular Wave.
D)all of these.
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In a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO), the output signal frequency is dependent on:

A)the value of a resistor-capacitor combination.
B)the value of a resistor.
C)the value of an applied Voltage.
D)the value of a capacitor.
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59
In an inverting input op-amp integrator suppliedW ith a squareW ave pulse or a step, the output is a:

A)opposite phase ramp.
B)same phase ramp.
C)opposite phase square Wave.
D)sine Wave.
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60
If all four input resistors to a summing amplifier are 2.2 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega , the feedback resistor is 2.2 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega and all four input voltages are -2 V , the output voltage equals_______

A) 2 V
B) 2.2 V
C) 8 V
D) 10 V
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61
The open-loop voltage gain of an op-amp is very large.
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62
<strong>  If   and   in Figure 18-1(c), the voltage gain equals</strong> A)  -38.3 B)  -1 C)  -39.3 D) infinite
If <strong>  If   and   in Figure 18-1(c), the voltage gain equals</strong> A)  -38.3 B)  -1 C)  -39.3 D) infinite and <strong>  If   and   in Figure 18-1(c), the voltage gain equals</strong> A)  -38.3 B)  -1 C)  -39.3 D) infinite in Figure 18-1(c), the voltage gain equals

A) -38.3
B) -1
C) -39.3
D) infinite
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 <strong>   Figure  18 < 1   -VRF equals____ in Figure 18-1(c).</strong> A) V<sub>RI</sub> B) V<sub>OUT</sub> C) V<sub>IN</sub> D)  V<sub>CC</sub>

Figure 18<118 < 1

-VRF equals____ in Figure 18-1(c).

A) VRI
B) VOUT
C) VIN
D) VCC
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64
The slew rate of an op-amp is determined by the frequency response of the internal amplifiers.
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65
Which one of these op-amp terminals provides an output that is in-phase with the input?

A) offset null
B) non-inverting
C) VCC
D) inverting
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66
<strong>  What is the voltage gain of the amplifier in Figure 18-1(a)?</strong> A)1000 B)1 C)100,000 D)10
What is the voltage gain of the amplifier in Figure 18-1(a)?

A)1000
B)1
C)100,000
D)10
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67
<strong>  Identify the open-loop amplifier in Figure 18-1.</strong> A)Figure 18-1(a) B)Figure 18-1(b) C)Figure 18-1(c) D)none of these
Identify the open-loop amplifier in Figure 18-1.

A)Figure 18-1(a)
B)Figure 18-1(b)
C)Figure 18-1(c)
D)none of these
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68
A voltage-follower op-amp has a voltage gain greater than one.
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69
 <strong>   Figure  18 < 1   -If  \mathrm { R } _ { f } = 0.5 \mathrm { M } \Omega  and  \mathrm { R } _ { \mathrm { i } } = 10 \mathrm { k } \Omega  in Figure 18-1(b), the voltage gain equals________</strong> A) 6 B) 5 C) 50 D) 51

Figure 18<118 < 1

-If Rf=0.5MΩ\mathrm { R } _ { f } = 0.5 \mathrm { M } \Omega and Ri=10kΩ\mathrm { R } _ { \mathrm { i } } = 10 \mathrm { k } \Omega in Figure 18-1(b), the voltage gain equals________

A) 6
B) 5
C) 50
D) 51
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 <strong>   Figure  18 < 1   -If  \mathrm { R } _ { f } = 470 \mathrm { k } \Omega  and  \mathrm { Ri } _ { \mathrm { i } } = 5 \mathrm { k } \Omega  in Figure 18-1(b), the voltage gain equals_________</strong> A)  1.01 B) 470 C) 94 D) 95

Figure 18<118 < 1

-If Rf=470kΩ\mathrm { R } _ { f } = 470 \mathrm { k } \Omega and Rii=5kΩ\mathrm { Ri } _ { \mathrm { i } } = 5 \mathrm { k } \Omega in Figure 18-1(b), the voltage gain equals_________

A) 1.01
B) 470
C) 94
D) 95
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71
An op-ampʹs input offset voltage, VOS, is the differential input voltage required to make the differential output voltage zero.
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72
An op-ampW ith a low CMRR easily rejects noise signals that appear at both inputs.
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73
Differential amplifiers provide high voltage gain and low common-mode rejection.
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74
Practical op-amps come reasonably close to the requirements for an ideal amplifier.
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75
An op-ampʹs CMRR is usually expressed in dB.
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76
<strong>  The circuit in Figure 18-1(c)is known as the ________.</strong> A)open-loop amplifier B)voltage follower amplifier C)non-inverting amplifier D)inverting amplifier
The circuit in Figure 18-1(c)is known as the ________.

A)open-loop amplifier
B)voltage follower amplifier
C)non-inverting amplifier
D)inverting amplifier
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77
 <strong>   Figure  18 < 1   -If  \mathrm { R } _ { f } = 1.2 \mathrm { M } \Omega   and  A<sub>V</sub>=120  in Figure 18-1(  c), Ri  equals___________</strong> A) 1  \mathrm { k } \Omega  B) 10  \mathrm { k } \Omega  C) 120  \Omega  D) 100  \mathrm { k } \Omega

Figure 18<118 < 1

-If Rf=1.2MΩ\mathrm { R } _ { f } = 1.2 \mathrm { M } \Omega and AV=120 in Figure 18-1( c), Ri equals___________

A) 1 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega
B) 10 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega
C) 120 Ω\Omega
D) 100 kΩ\mathrm { k } \Omega
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78
A typical value of input bias current for an op-amp is around 80 nA.
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79
<strong>  Identify the non-inverting amplifier in Figure 18-1.</strong> A)Figure 18-1(a) B)Figure 18-1(b) C)Both A and B D)Neither of these
Identify the non-inverting amplifier in Figure 18-1.

A)Figure 18-1(a)
B)Figure 18-1(b)
C)Both A and B
D)Neither of these
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<strong>  Which of the amplifiers in Figure 18-1W ould be used as a buffer amplifier?</strong> A)Figure 18-1(a) B)Figure 18-1(b) C)Figure 18-1(c) D)none of these
Which of the amplifiers in Figure 18-1W ould be used as a buffer amplifier?

A)Figure 18-1(a)
B)Figure 18-1(b)
C)Figure 18-1(c)
D)none of these
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