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  1. A differential amplifier is invariably used in the i/p stage of all OP-amps. This is done basically to provide the OP-amps with a very high

  2. A.

     CMMR

    B.

     Bandwidth

    C.

     Slew rate

    D.

     Open-loop gain


  3. With zero volts on both inputs, an OP-amp ideally should have an output ___________

  4. A.

     equal to the positive supply voltage

    B.

     equal to the negative supply voltage

    C.

     equal to zero

    D.

     equal to CMRR


  5. The tail current of a differential amplifier is .

  6. A.

     half of either collector current

    B.

     equal to either collector current

    C.

     two times either collector current

    D.

     equal to the difference in base currents


  7. A differential amplifier has a differential gain of 20,000. CMRR=80dB. The common mode gain is given by

  8. A.

     2

    B.

     1

    C.

     1/2

    D.

     0


  9. The use of negative feedback

  10. A.

     reduces the voltage gain of an Op-amp

    B.

     makes the Op-amp oscillate

    C.

     makes linear operation possible

    D.

     A and B both


  11. In the common mode, ___________

  12. A.

     both inputs are grounded

    B.

     the outputs are connected together

    C.

     an identical signal appears on both the inputs

    D.

     the output signal are in-phase


  13. The two input terminals of an opamp are labeled as

  14. A.

     High and low

    B.

     Positive and negative

    C.

     Inverting and non inverting

    D.

     Differential ans non differential


  15. OP-amp circuits may be cascaded without changing their input output relationships

  16. A.

     True

    B.

     False


  17. A common mode signal is applied to ___________

  18. A.

     the noninverting input

    B.

     the inverting input

    C.

     both iputs

    D.

     top of the tail resistor


  19. Differential amplifiers are used in

  20. A.

     Instrumentation amplifiers

    B.

     Voltage followers

    C.

     Voltage regulators

    D.

     Buffers