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Amplifier And Oscillators
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Subject
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engineering
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Answer 9 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. It is the ratio of the output signal to input signal of an active component.
Function Response
Class A
Gain
Oscillator
2. It is an amplifier circuit that uses positive feedback to provide output waveforms without an input signal. Converts DC signal to an AC output signal.
Oscillator
Class A
Decibel
Gain
3. Class of amplifiers where only 50% of the input signal is used and amplifies only half of the signal. The output signal is distorted.
Amplifier
Gain
Class B
Class A
4. It is designed to amplify either voltages or power.
Function Response
Class AB
Class A
Decibel
5. Class of amplifiers where 100% of the input signal is used. And it changes the phase of the signal but not the shape.
Function Response
Class A
Class C
Gain
6. Class of amplifiers where less than 50% of the input signal is used. Efficiency is high - but so is the distortion.
Class C
Amplifier
Class B
Gain
7. Class of amplifiers where it operates during 51% to 99% of the input signal. Better power efficiency than class A and less distortion than class B.
Gain
Decibel
Class AB
Class C
8. A device that provides gain without much change in the original wavelength.
Class A
Amplifier
Gain
Class B
9. It is used as a measurement of audio signals strength and gain.
Class B
Gain
Oscillator
Decibel