2- The output of the non-inverting a. Is in phase with the input. amplifier b. Increases with the input c. Cannot be greater than the supplied voltage. d. All of the above.

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2- The output of the non-inverting amplifier
a. Is in phase with the input.
b. Increases with the input
c. Cannot be greater than the supplied voltage. d. All of the above.
3- The purpose of negative feedback is to
a. Reduce the number of components in an amplifier
b. Increase the transistor life
c. Improve the gain and bandwidth of an amplifier
d. Limit the amplifier output.
4- When a feedback voltage produces an increase in impedance, it is an example
of.........
a. Impedance compensation.
c. Gain suppression.
b. Shunt negative feedback.
d. Series negative feedback
5- If a loud speaker with a resistance of 2 Ohms and a 10Vrms voltage drop is the
output of a single-ended power amplifier, what is the output power of the amplifier?
b. 25mW
a. 50 W
c. 2W
d. 20W
Transcribed Image Text:Q1/ Choose the correct answer 2- The output of the non-inverting amplifier a. Is in phase with the input. b. Increases with the input c. Cannot be greater than the supplied voltage. d. All of the above. 3- The purpose of negative feedback is to a. Reduce the number of components in an amplifier b. Increase the transistor life c. Improve the gain and bandwidth of an amplifier d. Limit the amplifier output. 4- When a feedback voltage produces an increase in impedance, it is an example of......... a. Impedance compensation. c. Gain suppression. b. Shunt negative feedback. d. Series negative feedback 5- If a loud speaker with a resistance of 2 Ohms and a 10Vrms voltage drop is the output of a single-ended power amplifier, what is the output power of the amplifier? b. 25mW a. 50 W c. 2W d. 20W
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