Electronics and Communication Engineering - Analog Electronics
Exercise : Analog Electronics - Section 13
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- Analog Electronics - Section 14
- Analog Electronics - Section 13
- Analog Electronics - Section 12
- Analog Electronics - Section 1
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- Analog Electronics - Section 7
- Analog Electronics - Section 6
- Analog Electronics - Section 5
- Analog Electronics - Section 4
- Analog Electronics - Section 3
- Analog Electronics - Section 2
21.
In a common Emitter BJT amplifier, the maximum usable supply voltage is limited by
22.
High frequency oscillations can be caused by
23.
In order to obtain triangular pulses at the output of the circuit in the figure, the input should be.


24.
The circuit in figure is


25.
A feedback network to be used with an amplifier to provide oscillation is tested and found to give an output of 0.124 V with a 0.5 V input. What will be the effect on output if the amplifier's gain is twice that required by the Barkhausen criterion?
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