17. A(n) ________ amplifier is a differential voltage-gain device that amplifies the difference between the voltages existing at its two input terminals.
555555555551. An instrumentation amplifier has extremely high ________, good ________, and high ________. (a) input impedance, common-mode rejection, gain (b) noise factor, grounding, power (c) working voltages, current capacity, output impedance (d) output gain, output loading, power
Special Purpose Op Amp Circuits » Exercise - 2 51. An instrumentation amplifier has extremely high ________, good ________, and high ________. (a) input impedance, common-mode rejection, gain (b) noise factor, grounding, power (c) working voltages, current capacity, output impedance (d) output gain, output loading, power 52. A voltage-to-current converter is used in applications where it's necessary to have an output load current that is controlled by _________. (a) input frequency (b) output resistance (c) input voltage (d) input resistance 53. If an operational transconductance amplifier (OTA) is used as an amplitude modulator, the voltage gain is varied by applying a _________ voltage to the ______ input. (a) demodulation, bias (b) modulation, bias (c) bias, modulation (d) low-frequency, bias
555555555537. A common-collector amplifier has ________ input resistance, ________ current gain, and ________ voltage gain. (a) high, high, low (b) high, low, low (c) (d)
Tags: high, gain, amplifier, input, current, voltage, electronics, engineering
5555555555123. The output offset voltage is determined by ________. (a) the input offset voltage and input offset current (b) the closed-loop gain (c) both the input offset voltage and the closed-loop gain (d) None of the above
Tags: voltage, input, gain, amplifier, output, current, electronics, engineering