A circuit that performs a mathematical operation and produces a ramp of output voltage is known as
A) an integrator.
B) a comparator.
C) a differentiator.
D) an oscillator.

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An integrator is a circuit that can perform mathematical integration and produces a ramp of output voltage. The output voltage of an integrator is proportional to the input voltage integrated over time. Option B, C, and D are incorrect as they do not describe a circuit that produces a ramp output voltage.

A Circuit That Performs a Mathematical Operation and Produces a Ramp