Electronics and Communication Engineering - Analog Electronics
Exercise : Analog Electronics - Section 7
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26.
The signal input to a given amplifier is made up of 100 mΩ signal power and 1 mΩ noise power. The amplifier contributes an additional 100 mΩ of noise and has a power gain of 20 dB. The noise factor is
27.
Assertion (A): The gain of an FET amplifier can be changed by changing gm
Reason (R): Most receivers use automatic gain control to counteract changes in volume caused by fading
28.
The element in the feedback circuit of a logarithmic amplifier using op-amp is
29.
In a FET, gm varies as
30.
Assertion (A): Class A and Class B amplifier predominate in audio applications.
Reason (R): Class C amplifier is used at radio frequencies.
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