26. The main purpose of an instrumentation amplifier is to amplify ________ signals that are riding on ________ common-mode voltages.
(a) small, small
(b) small, large
(c) large, small
(d) large, large
27. What is (are) the principal area(s) of application for isolation amplifiers?
(a) medical
(b) power plant
(c) automation
(d) all of the above
28. The process known as signal compression is used with a(n) ____ amplifier.
(a) log
(b) antilog
(c) instrumentation
(d) isolation
29. A log amplifier has ________ in the feedback loop.
(a) a diode
(b) a BJT
(c) a resistor
(d) either a diode or a BJT
30. The operational transconductance amplifier (OTA) is primarily a ________ -to- ________ amplifier.
(a) current, voltage
(b) voltage, current
(c) current, resistance
(d) resistance, current
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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