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SKN SITS, LONAVALADEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGS.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-III)((MARKS))(1/2/3...)2((QUESTION))Calculate the output voltage if V1= –0.2 V and V2= 0 V.((OPTION_A))0 V((OPTION_B))–6.6 V((OPTION_C))–4 V((OPTION_D))2 V((CORRECT_CHOICE))(A/B/C/D)D((EXPLANATION))(OPTIONAL)Page 1
SKN SITS, LONAVALADEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGS.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-III)((MARKS))(1/2/3...)2((QUESTION))Determine the output voltage when V1= –V2= 1 V.((OPTION_A))0 V((OPTION_B))–2 V((OPTION_C))1 V((OPTION_D))2 V((CORRECT_CHOICE))(A/B/C/D)B((EXPLANATION))(OPTIONAL)Page 2
SKN SITS, LONAVALADEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGS.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-III)((MARKS))(1/2/3...)1((QUESTION))How many op-amps are required to implement this equation? Vo= V1((OPTION_A))2((OPTION_B))3((OPTION_C))4((OPTION_D))1((CORRECT_CHOICE))(A/B/C/D)D((EXPLANATION))(OPTIONAL)(MARKS))(1/2/3...)2((QUESTION))Calculate the output voltage if V1= V2= 700 mV.((OPTION_A))0 V((OPTION_B))–12 V((OPTION_C))12 V((OPTION_D))–8 V((CORRECT_CHOICE))(A/B/C/D)A((EXPLANATION))(OPTIONAL)Page 3
SKN SITS, LONAVALADEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGS.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-III)((MARKS))(1/2/3...)2((QUESTION))Calculate the output voltage.((OPTION_A))–6.00 mV((OPTION_B))6.0 mV((OPTION_C))6.12 mV((OPTION_D))–6.12 mV((CORRECT_CHOICE))(A/B/C/D)C((EXPLANATION))(OPTIONAL)((MARKS))(1/2/3...)2((QUESTION))Calculate the input voltage for this circuit if Vo= –11 V.((OPTION_A))1.1 V((OPTION_B))–1.1 V((OPTION_C))–1 VPage 4
SKN SITS, LONAVALADEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGS.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-III)((OPTION_D))1 V((CORRECT_CHOICE))(A/B/C/D)A((EXPLANATION))(OPTIONAL)((MARKS))(1/2/3...)2((QUESTION))Calculate ILfor this circuit.((OPTION_A))3 mA((OPTION_B))4 mA((OPTION_C))5 mA((OPTION_D))6 mA((CORRECT_CHOICE))(A/B/C/D)C((EXPLANATION))(OPTIONAL)Page 5
SKN SITS, LONAVALADEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGS.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-III)((MARKS))(1/2/3...)2((QUESTION))A Schmitt trigger is((OPTION_A))a comparator with only one trigger point.((OPTION_B))a comparator with hysteresis.((OPTION_C))a comparator with three trigger points.((OPTION_D))none of the above.((CORRECT_CHOICE))(A/B/C/D)B((EXPLANATION))(OPTIONAL)((MARKS))(1/2/3...)1((QUESTION))Refer to the given figure. This circuit is known as((OPTION_A))a noninverting amplifier.((OPTION_B))a differentiator.((OPTION_C))an integrator.Page 6
SKN SITS, LONAVALADEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGS.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-III)((OPTION_D))a summing amplifier.((CORRECT_CHOICE))(A/B/C/D)C((EXPLANATION))(OPTIONAL)((MARKS))(1/2/3...)1((QUESTION))The output of a Schmitt trigger is a((OPTION_A))pulse waveform.((OPTION_B))sawtooth waveform.((OPTION_C))sinusoidal waveform.((OPTION_D))triangle waveform.((CORRECT_CHOICE))(A/B/C/D)A((EXPLANATION))(OPTIONAL)((MARKS))(1/2/3...)1((QUESTION))Refer to the given figure. This circuit is known asPage 7
SKN SITS, LONAVALADEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGS.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-III)((OPTION_A))a noninverting amplifier.((OPTION_B))a differentiator.((OPTION_C))an integrator.((OPTION_D))a summing amplifier.((CORRECT_CHOICE))(A/B/C/D)B((EXPLANATION))(OPTIONAL)((MARKS))(1/2/3...)1((QUESTION))Refer to the given figure. A square-wave input is applied to this amplifier.The output voltage is most likely to be((OPTION_A))a square wave.((OPTION_B))a triangle wave.((OPTION_C))a sine wave.((OPTION_D))no output.Page 8
SKN SITS, LONAVALADEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGS.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-III)((CORRECT_CHOICE))(A/B/C/D)B((EXPLANATION))(OPTIONAL)((MARKS))(1/2/3...)1((QUESTION))Refer to the given figure. What is the output voltage?<="" p="">((OPTION_A))2 V((OPTION_B))–2 V((OPTION_C))+Vsat((OPTION_D))–Vsat((CORRECT_CHOICE))(A/B/C/D)D((EXPLANATION))(OPTIONAL)((MARKS))(1/2/3...)2((QUESTION))If an op-amp comparator has a gain of 100,000, an input difference of 0.2mV above reference, and a supply of 12 V, the output will bePage 9
SKN SITS, LONAVALADEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGS.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-III)((OPTION_A))20 V.((OPTION_B))12 V.((OPTION_C))10 V.((OPTION_D))15 V.((CORRECT_CHOICE))(A/B/C/D)B((EXPLANATION))(OPTIONAL)((MARKS))(1/2/3...)2((QUESTION))Refer to the given figure. Determine the upper trigger point.((OPTION_A))V(out)max((OPTION_B))–V(out)max((OPTION_C))–1.41 V((OPTION_D))+1.41 V((CORRECT_CHOICE))DPage 10
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