Electronics and Communication Engineering - Analog Electronics
Exercise : Analog Electronics - Section 16
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16.
An op-amp is fed from a signal source through resistance R1. If it is to work as sign changer, the feedback resistance Rf should be
17.
For a sinusoidal input, the circuit shown in the figure will act as a


18.
A multivibrator can be used as a
19.
A multivibrator generates
20.
The derating factor, for ambient temperature higher than specified, for a transistor is about
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