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EC-I Multiple Choice Questions

1. The document discusses various topics related to BJT amplifier configurations including common emitter (CE), common base (CB), common collector (CC), voltage gain, current gain, input and output impedances, bandwidth, feedback, and cutoff frequencies. 2. Key points covered include that CE configuration offers highest input impedance and lowest output impedance, CB configuration has unity voltage gain, and CC configuration acts as a constant current source. CE configuration is generally preferred for applications requiring high voltage gain. Feedback can decrease harmonic distortion in an amplifier. Cutoff frequencies and bandwidth are important design considerations. 3. The document tests understanding of these concepts through multiple choice questions about amplifier configurations, parameters, applications, and design considerations

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EC-I Multiple Choice Questions

1. The document discusses various topics related to BJT amplifier configurations including common emitter (CE), common base (CB), common collector (CC), voltage gain, current gain, input and output impedances, bandwidth, feedback, and cutoff frequencies. 2. Key points covered include that CE configuration offers highest input impedance and lowest output impedance, CB configuration has unity voltage gain, and CC configuration acts as a constant current source. CE configuration is generally preferred for applications requiring high voltage gain. Feedback can decrease harmonic distortion in an amplifier. Cutoff frequencies and bandwidth are important design considerations. 3. The document tests understanding of these concepts through multiple choice questions about amplifier configurations, parameters, applications, and design considerations

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1.

The relationship between input and output voltage of a common emitter amplifier is
Always unity
Always positive
Always negative
Less than unity

2. The voltage gain of a common amplifier is


Always equal
Always positive
Always negative
None of the above

3. The voltage gain of a common base amplifier is


Always equal
Always positive
Always negative
None of the above

4. In an amplifier the output varies


Linearly for any amount of input amplitude
Linearly for restricted range of input amplitude
Nonlinearly for any amount of input amplitude
All the above

5. the h parameter of a BJT are called

Small signal parameter


Large signal parameter
T-parameter
Z-parameter

6. the configuration that offers highest input resistance and the lowest output resistance is
CE
CB
CC
All the above

7. the configuration that offers highest input resistance and the lowest output resistance and lowest
output resistance
CE
CB
CC
All the above
8.the configuration that offers highest current amplification ratio but lowest voltage amplification is

CE
CB
CC
All the above
9. the configuration that offers highest power gain is
CE
CB

CC
All the above
10.the important consideration in cascading of different configuration of BJT amplifiers
Matching of impedances
Matching of current gain
Matching of load
11. the most popular general purpose amplifier configuration is
CE
CB
CC
All the above
12. the CE amplifier configuration is preferred over others because if offers
Highest current gain, voltage and power gains
Medium current gain, voltage and power gains
Lowest current gain, voltage and power gains
None of the above
13. the configuration that behaves as a constant current source is
CE
CB
CC
All the above
14.the two stage CC amplifier configuration provides approximately
Unity voltage gain
50 voltage gain
Infinite voltage gain

Zero
15. The buffer stage can employ the configuration
CE
CB
CC
All the above
16.the stage which avoids loading the previous stage is called buffer amplifier. what is the other name?
CE
CB
CC
All the above
17. The prime importance in designing a circuit is voltage amplification. Which configuration is preferred
for such case
CE
CB
CC
All the above
18. the gain bandwidth of an amplifier is
Always constant
Always variable
Always zero
Always unity
19.the gain of an amplifier reduces by a factor of 10, the bandwidth
Remains constant
Increased by the same factor
Decreased by the same factor

None of the above

20. the effective bandwidth of identically cascaded stages


Decreases
Increases
Remains constant
Unity
21. the bandwidth of an amplifier is approximately
Proportional to its upper 3 dB frequency
Inversely proportional to its upper 3 dB frequency
Product of its 3 dB frequencies
None of the above
22.the bootstrap amplifier is associated with
High impedance
Low impedance
Zero impedance
None of these
23. the darlington pair is characterized with
Very large output impedance
Very large input impedance
Very low input resistance
None of these
24. the output impedance of the darlington pair amplifier is
Very large
Very low

Zero
Unity
25. the current gain of darlington pair is approximately

2
/(1+ )
1/
26. At half power frequencies, an amplifier voltage gain is lowered by
6 dB
3 dB
2 dB
0.5 dB
27. Compared to a CB amplifier, the CE amplifier has
Lower input resistance
Lower current amplification
Higher output resistance
Higher current amplification
28. one of the effects of negative feedback in amplifier is to
Increase the noise
Decrease the bandwidth
Increase the harmonic distortion
Decrease the harmonic distortion
29. the h parameters of a BJT are
Dependent on RL
Dependent on IQ

Independent on ICQ
Constant
30. In an amplifier the output varies
Linearly for any amount of input amplitude
Linearly restricted range of input amplitude
Non linearly for any amount of input amplitude
None of the above

31. the voltage gain of CB amplifier configuration has phase shift of


180
90
360
45
32. the buffer stage can employ the configuration
CE
CB
CC
All the above
33. the lower cut-off frequency is the frequency where the midband gain goes down towards low
frequency region by
3dB
10dB
6dB
5dB
34. the lower cut-off frequency is designed as
F1

F0
F2
F2-f1
35. the lower cut-off frequency in BJT amplifier is dominated by
Emitter bypassed capacitor
Input coupling capacitor
Output coupling capacitor
None of the above
36.the bypass capacitor in BJT

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