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Analog Electronics

Analog Electronics
An Op-Amp comparator circuit employs

 -ve feedback.
 +ve feedback.
 no feedback.
 both B and C.

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Analog Electronics
A differential amplifier is invariably used in the i/p stage of all OP-amps.This is dome basically to provide the OP-amps with a very high

Slew rate
Bandwidth
CMRR
Open-loop gain

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Analog Electronics
The silicon transistor are more widely used than germanium transistors because

  they have smaller depletion layer.
  they have better ability to dissipate heat.
  they have smaller leakage current.
  they have larger electric current carrying capacity.

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Analog Electronics
In modern the MOSFET, the material used for the gate is

  epitaxially grown silicon.
  heavily doped poly crystalline silicon.
  high - purity silica.
  high - purity silicon.

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Analog Electronics
Class AB operation is often used in power large signal) amplifiers in order to

Reducing collector dissipation
Remove even harmonics
Overcome a crossover distortion
Get maximum efficiency

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Analog Electronics
If the series resistance increases in an unloaded zener regulator, the zener current

  stays the same.
  decreases.
  equals the voltage divided by the resistance.
  increases.

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