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AEC Assignment: Amplifiers and Feedback

The document contains 22 questions about various topics related to amplifiers, feedback amplifiers, oscillators, power amplifiers, operational amplifiers, and applications of operational amplifiers. Specifically, it asks about types of amplifier distortions; classes of amplifiers; gain calculations for multi-stage amplifiers and feedback amplifiers; advantages of negative feedback; effects of feedback on stability, bandwidth, and noise; oscillators such as phase shift, crystal, and Wein bridge; classes of power amplifiers and their efficiency; characteristics and configurations of ideal and practical operational amplifiers; and applications of op-amps such as integration, differentiation, scaling, and comparison.

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AEC Assignment: Amplifiers and Feedback

The document contains 22 questions about various topics related to amplifiers, feedback amplifiers, oscillators, power amplifiers, operational amplifiers, and applications of operational amplifiers. Specifically, it asks about types of amplifier distortions; classes of amplifiers; gain calculations for multi-stage amplifiers and feedback amplifiers; advantages of negative feedback; effects of feedback on stability, bandwidth, and noise; oscillators such as phase shift, crystal, and Wein bridge; classes of power amplifiers and their efficiency; characteristics and configurations of ideal and practical operational amplifiers; and applications of op-amps such as integration, differentiation, scaling, and comparison.

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AEC Assignment

Single & Multistage Amplifier


[Link] are the different types of distortions that can occur in an amplifier? Explain them in
detail.
Q2. Draw and Explain Class A, Class B, & Class C, amplifier operations.
[Link] an derivation for the gain of Two stage RC Coupled Amplifier..
[Link] and explain the low frequency response of an amplifier in detail.
Feed-Back Amplifier
Q5. An amplifier with negative feedback has voltage gain of 100. it is found that without
feedback, an input signal of 50 mV is required to produce a given output; whereas with
feedback, the input signal must be 0.6 V for the same output. Calculate the value of A and β.

[Link] are the various advantages of negative feed-back. Explain any two in detail.

[Link] amplifier with gain A=80dB is connected to a negative feedback network. The feedback
factor β is 0.02. If now, due to replacement of the active device the internal gain of amplifier A is
changed by 50%, what would be the %age change in the gain of the feedback amplifier.
[Link] an derivation for the gain of a negative feed-back amplifier.
[Link] and explain various negative feed-back connections. Out of these, which one is best? And
why?
Q10. An amplifier with negative feedback has voltage gain of 100. it is found that without
feedback, an input signal of 50 mV is required to produce a given output; whereas with
feedback, the input signal must be 0.6 V for the same output. Calculate the value of A and β.
Q11. Discuss how the application of negative feed-back Affects:-
(i) Stability of gain (ii). Band width (iii). Noise.
Oscillator
[Link] the working of Phase shift oscillator with diagram.

[Link] the working of Crystal oscillator with a neat and clean circuit diagram.
Q14. Explain the working of Wein Bridge oscillator with a neat and clean circuit diagram.
Power Amplifiers
[Link] class A power amplifier with output transformer as load. Explain its working and
find an expression for its efficiency.
Q16. What do you mean by Push-Pull amplifier? Find an expression for its efficiency.
Q17. A class A power amplifier uses a transformer as a coupling device. The transformer has a turn
ratio of 10 and secondary load is 10Ω, if the zero signal collector current is 100mA, find the
maximum power output.
Q18. Explain the following terms as applied to a Power Amplifier:-
(i). Collector Efficiency.
(ii). Power Dissipation Capability
(iii). Overall Gain.
Operational Amplifiers
[Link] are the characteristics of Ideal Op-Amp.
Q20. Describe inverting and non-inverting Op-Amps.
[Link] The following In context with practical Op-Amp.
(i) CMMR (ii). Slew Rate (iii). Output Impedance (iv). Input Impedance.(v).Input Bias
Current.(vi) Input Offset Voltage.
Op-Amp Applications
[Link] the working of Op-Amp as
1. Integrator
2. Voltage Follower
3. Differentiator
4. Scale Changer
5. Anti log Amplifier
6. Comparator
7. Miller and Bootstrap sweep generator
8. Voltage to Current Converter

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