196. The resistors Rf and Ri in an op-amp circuit control ______ .
(a) positive feedback and current gain
(b) negative feedback and power gain
(c) negative feedback and voltage gain
(d) open and closed loop gain
197. The given circuit is ___.
(a) an inverting amplifier
(b) a noninverting amplifier
(c) a voltage follower
(d) a differential amplifier
198. ______ is NOT a characteristic of an ideal op-amp.
(a) Infinite voltage gain
(b) Minimum bandwidth
(c) Infinite input impedance
(d) Zero output impedance
199. The voltage required to force the differential output to zero is called _______.
(a) input-offset current
(b) input-offset voltage
(c) input bias current
(d) slew rate voltage
200. The Q of a crystal _________.
(a) is extremely low
(b) is about 40 or so in most cases
(c) is extremely high
(d) none of the above
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