Analog electronics circuits miscellaneous


Analog electronics circuits miscellaneous

Analog Electronic Circuits

  1. An amplifier has an input power of 2 mW. The power gain of amplifier has 60 dB. The output power will be:









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    Power gain = 20 log10
    Po
    Pi

    or 60 = 20 log10
    Po
    Pi

    or 3 = log10
    Po
    Pi

    or
    Po
    = 103
    Pi

    or Po = Pi × 103 = 2 × 10–3 × 103 = 2 W

    Correct Option: D

    Power gain = 20 log10
    Po
    Pi

    or 60 = 20 log10
    Po
    Pi

    or 3 = log10
    Po
    Pi

    or
    Po
    = 103
    Pi

    or Po = Pi × 103 = 2 × 10–3 × 103 = 2 W


  1. In figure below assume that the diode and op-amps are ideal. For an input Vin = sin ωt, the output voltage V0 is:











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    The op-amp (1) circuit represent precision half wave rectifier conducting for negative cycle at the inverting input, and op-amp (2) is a unity follower.
    Hence alternative (C) is the correct choice.

    Correct Option: C

    The op-amp (1) circuit represent precision half wave rectifier conducting for negative cycle at the inverting input, and op-amp (2) is a unity follower.
    Hence alternative (C) is the correct choice.



  1. Figure shown a Schmitt trigger circuit op-amp. The output V0 is limited to + 10 V and – 5 V connecting suitably chosen Zener diodes at the output. The lower and upper trigger voltage are respectively:











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    VUT = – (– Vsat).
    R2
    = – (– 5).
    1
    = 0.5 V
    dR10

    VLT = – Vsat.
    R2
    = – 10.
    1
    = – 1 V
    dR10

    Correct Option: A

    VUT = – (– Vsat).
    R2
    = – (– 5).
    1
    = 0.5 V
    dR10

    VLT = – Vsat.
    R2
    = – 10.
    1
    = – 1 V
    dR10


  1. For the circuit given below V0:











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    Vo = – Vi.
    R
    R

    or Vo = – Vi


    Correct Option: B

    Vo = – Vi.
    R
    R

    or Vo = – Vi




  1. The
    Output voltage
    for the circuit shown below is:
    Input voltage











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    When switch S is open. Circuit becomes
    i2 = 0 becomes op-amp draws negligible current.
    Vd = 0, since VA = VB = Vi

    i1 =
    Vi – VA
    = 0 (Vi = VA)
    R1

    At node A, i1 =
    VA – Vo
    = 0 or
    Vo
    = 1
    R1 + R2Vi

    When S is closed, it functions as inverting amplifier
    with gain = –
    R2
    R1

    Hence alternative (D) is the correct choice.


    Correct Option: D

    When switch S is open. Circuit becomes
    i2 = 0 becomes op-amp draws negligible current.
    Vd = 0, since VA = VB = Vi

    i1 =
    Vi – VA
    = 0 (Vi = VA)
    R1

    At node A, i1 =
    VA – Vo
    = 0 or
    Vo
    = 1
    R1 + R2Vi

    When S is closed, it functions as inverting amplifier
    with gain = –
    R2
    R1

    Hence alternative (D) is the correct choice.