Analog Electronics

A. Reduces gain
B. Increase frequency &phase distortion
C. Reduces bandwidth
D. Increases noise

A. get maximum efficiency
B. remove even harmonics
C. overcome a crossover distortion
D. reducing collector dissipation

A. 0.25
B. 0.5
C. 0.75
D. 1

A. Gate voltage
B. Drain voltage
C. Source voltage
D. Body voltage

A. CMMR
B. Bandwidth
C. Slew rate
D. Open-loop gain

A. 10 volts
B. 5 volts
C. 5/1 volts
D. 5/2 volts

A. greater than +100
B. slightly less than unity but positive
C. exactly unity but negative
D. about -10

A. fast turn-on
B. fast turn-off
C. large collector-base reverse bias
D. large emitter-base forward bias

A. the amplitude of output is proportional to rate of change of input
B. the amplitude of output is proportional to input
C. output occurs when input is finite and constant
D. polarity of input and output is the same

A. all resistors
B. all transistors
C. all inductors
D. all capacitors