ADE (UNIT-IV) MCQs

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  • SKN SITS, LONAVALA
    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
    S.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-IV)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    1
    ((QUESTION))
    The opamp can amplify
    ((OPTION_A))
    AC signals only.
    ((OPTION_B))
    DC signals only.
    ((OPTION_C))
    both AC and DC signals.
    ((OPTION_D))
    neither AC not DC signals.
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    C
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
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    1
    ((QUESTION))
    The input signal for an instrumentation amplifier usually comes from
    ((OPTION_A))
    an inverting amplifier.
    ((OPTION_B))
    a resistor.
    ((OPTION_C))
    a differential amplifier.
    ((OPTION_D))
    a Wheatstone bridge.
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    D
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    2
    ((QUESTION))
    In a differential amplifier, the CMRR is limited mostly by the

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  • SKN SITS, LONAVALA
    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
    S.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-IV)
    ((OPTION_A))
    CMRR of the opamp.
    ((OPTION_B))
    gain - bandwidth product.
    ((OPTION_C))
    supply voltages
    ((OPTION_D))
    tolerance of the resistors
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    D
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    1
    ((QUESTION))
    An instrumentation amplifier has a high
    ((OPTION_A))
    output impedance.
    ((OPTION_B))
    power gain.
    ((OPTION_C))
    CMMR.
    ((OPTION_D))
    supply voltage.
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    C
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    2
    ((QUESTION))
    When the two input terminals of a differential amplifier are grounded
    ((OPTION_A))
    the base currents are equal.

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  • SKN SITS, LONAVALA
    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
    S.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-IV)
    ((OPTION_B))
    the collector currents are equal
    ((OPTION_C))
    an output error voltage usually exists.
    ((OPTION_D))
    the ac output voltage is zero.
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    C
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    2
    ((QUESTION))
    The voltage follower has a
    ((OPTION_A))
    The voltage follower has a
    ((OPTION_B))
    small open - loop voltage gain.
    ((OPTION_C))
    closed - loop bandwidth of zero.
    ((OPTION_D))
    large closed - loop output impedance.
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    A
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    2
    ((QUESTION))
    Calculate the output voltage for this circuit when V
    1
    = 2.5 V and V
    2
    =
    2.25 V

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  • SKN SITS, LONAVALA
    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
    S.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-IV)
    ((OPTION_A))
    5.25 V
    ((OPTION_B))
    2.5 V
    ((OPTION_C))
    2.25 V
    ((OPTION_D))
    5.25 V
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    D
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    2
    ((QUESTION))
    How many op-amps are required to implement this equation?
    ((OPTION_A))
    2
    ((OPTION_B))
    3
    ((OPTION_C))
    4
    ((OPTION_D))
    1

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  • SKN SITS, LONAVALA
    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
    S.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-IV)
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    D
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    Calculate the cutoff frequencies of a bandpass filter with R
    1
    = R
    2
    = 5 k
    and C
    1
    = C
    2
    = 0.1 F.
    ((QUESTION))
    f
    OL
    = 318.3 Hz, f
    OH
    = 318.3 Hz
    ((OPTION_A))
    f
    OL
    = 636.6 Hz, f
    OH
    = 636.6 Hz
    ((OPTION_B))
    f
    OL
    = 318.3 Hz, f
    OH
    = 636.6 Hz
    ((OPTION_C))
    f
    OL
    = 636.6 Hz, f
    OH
    = 318.3 Hz
    ((OPTION_D))
    A
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    2
    ((QUESTION))
    This circuit is an example of a(n)______

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  • SKN SITS, LONAVALA
    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
    S.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-IV)
    ((OPTION_A))
    dc voltmeter
    ((OPTION_B))
    display driver
    ((OPTION_C))
    instrumentation amplifier
    ((OPTION_D))
    None of the above
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    C
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    2
    ((QUESTION))
    Calculate the cutoff frequency of a first-order low-pass filter for R
    1
    = 2.5 k
    and C
    1
    = 0.05 F.
    ((OPTION_A))
    1.273 kHz
    ((OPTION_B))
    12.73 kHz
    ((OPTION_C))
    127.3 kHz
    ((OPTION_D))
    127.30 Hz

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  • SKN SITS, LONAVALA
    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
    S.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-IV)
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    A
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    2
    ((QUESTION))
    An example of an instrumentation circuit is a(n) _______
    ((OPTION_A))
    dc voltmeter
    ((OPTION_B))
    display driver
    ((OPTION_C))
    ac voltmeter
    ((OPTION_D))
    All of the above
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    D
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    2
    ((QUESTION))
    How many op-amps are required to implement this equation?
    ((OPTION_A))
    2
    ((OPTION_B))
    3
    ((OPTION_C))
    4

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  • SKN SITS, LONAVALA
    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
    S.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-IV)
    ((OPTION_D))
    1
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    D
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    1
    ((QUESTION))
    Assume that the op-amp of the fig. is ideal. If Vi is a triangular wave ,then
    V0 will be
    ((OPTION_A))
    square wave
    ((OPTION_B))
    Triangular Wave
    ((OPTION_C))
    Parabolic Wave
    ((OPTION_D))
    Sine Wave
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    C
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    2
    ((QUESTION))
    The center frequency of a band-pass filter is always equal to the

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  • SKN SITS, LONAVALA
    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
    S.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-IV)
    ((OPTION_A))
    bandwidth
    ((OPTION_B))
    bandwidth divided by Q
    ((OPTION_C))
    3 dB frequency
    ((OPTION_D))
    geometric average of the critical frequencies
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    D
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    1
    ((QUESTION))
    A triangular-wave oscillator can consist of an op-amp comparator,
    followed by a(n)
    ((OPTION_A))
    amplifier
    ((OPTION_B))
    differentiator
    ((OPTION_C))
    integrator
    ((OPTION_D))
    multivibrator
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    C
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    2
    ((QUESTION))
    The ramp voltage at the output of an op-amp integrator

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  • SKN SITS, LONAVALA
    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
    S.E. Electrical Subject:- ADE (UNIT-IV)
    ((OPTION_A))
    increases or decreases at a linear rate
    ((OPTION_B))
    increases or decreases exponentially
    ((OPTION_C))
    is always increasing and never decreasing
    ((OPTION_D))
    is constant
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    A
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    1
    ((QUESTION))
    A comparator is an example of a(n)
    ((OPTION_A))
    linear circuit
    ((OPTION_B))
    current source
    ((OPTION_C))
    active filter
    ((OPTION_D))
    nonlinear circuit
    ((CORRECT_C
    HOICE))
    (A/B/C/D)
    D
    ((EXPLANATI
    ON))
    (OPTIONAL)
    ((MARKS))
    (1/2/3...)
    1
    ((QUESTION))
    In the classic three-op-amp instrumentation amplifier, the differential
    voltage gain is usually produced by the

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