A. Step down
B. Input voltage and output voltage remain same
C. Step up
D. Amplifier is used
Related Mcqs:
- Power amplifiers generally use transformer coupling because transformer permits______________?
A. Cooling of the circuit
B. Impedance matching
C. Distortionless output
D. Good frequency response - The output transformer used in a power amplifier is a _____________ transformer?
A. 1:1 ratio
B. Step-up
C. Step-down
D. None of the above - Long distance transmission is easy for________________?
A. D.C voltage
B. A.C voltage
C. Half A.C voltage
D. Half D.C voltage - Electric intensity at infinite distance from the point charge is_____________?
A. zero
B. infinite
C. positive
D. negative - Power loss in actual transformer is due to_________________?
A. Small output
B. Eddy currents and magnetic hysterias
C. Soft iron core
D. Back emf - The out put voltage of a transformer is 3 times the input voltage then turns ratio will be________________?
A. 3-Jan
B. 3
C. 1
D. 6 - Transformer works on the principle of________________?
A. Lenzs law
B. Faradays law
C. Mutual induction
D. Law of conservation of power - Suri transmission is_________________?
A. electrical-pneumatic
B. mechanical-electrical
C. hydro-mechanical
D. hydro-pneumatic - Transformer coupling can be used in______________amplifiers?
A. Either power or voltage
B. Only power
C. Only voltage
D. None of the above - Transformer coupling provides high efficiency because___________?
A. Collector voltage is stepped up
B. resistance is low
C. collector voltage is stepped down
D. none of the above