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For a FET oscillator, the oscillator frequency is
∴
C = 6.4 nF
For FET Oscillator,
|A| = gmRL = 5000 x 10-6 RL
i.e., 40 = 5000 x 10-6 x RL
∴ = 8 KΩ
Now,
Using RL = 8 K and rd = 40 K (given)
We find RD as follows:
∴
∴ = 10 K
RD = 10 K.
Output is taken directly from feedback and feedback path is in series with input. Thus it is voltage series.
Among the answer choices, the three options B, C and D can be inferred from the passage. But the main essence of the passage is that chemical agents are being used my military establishments in warfare which is not desirable. Therefore option C is the statement which best sums up the meaning of the passage.
k = 0.8
∴ M = kL1L2 = 0.83 x 2 = 1.95 H
Apply KVL to loop 1
200∠0° = (j5 + 5 + j2 - j3)I1 + 1.95I2
∴ 200∠0° = (5 + j4)I1 + j1.95I2
Apply KVL to loop 2
0 = (5 + 3 + j3)I2 + j1.95I1
0 = (8 + j3)I2 + j1.95I1
0 = j1.95I1 + (8 + j3)I2
∴ The loop equations in matrix form are
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