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two inputs and two outputs B. one input and one output C. two inputs and one output D. any of the above 2. Which of the following is less true about Opamp? A. low output impedance B. low power C. high input impedance D. high gain 3. What is a differential amplifier? A. It is part of an Op-amp B. It has one input and one output C. It has two outputs D. Both A and C 4. When one input of an Op-amp is grounded and a signal is applied to the other, the amplifier is operated A. Double ended C. single ended B. Differential mode D. common mode 5. Which of the following is true about differential mode of an Op-amp? A. Only one supply voltage is used B. The outputs are differential amplitudes C. The gain is 1 D. Opposite polarity signals are applied to the inputs 6. When 2 identical signals are applied to both inputs, the Op-amp is operating in what mode? A. differential mode C. common mode B. single ended D. double ended 7. What is the common mode gain of an Op-amp? A. very low C. very high B. zero D. one 8. What is the differential gain of an Op-amp? A. very low C. very high B. zero D. one 9. What is the common mode gain of an ideal Opamp? A. very low C. very high B. zero D. one 10. What is the differential mode gain of an ideal Opamp? 11.

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A. very low C. very high B. zero D. infinite What is the input on both terminals of an ideal Op-amp to have a zero-output? A. positive C. negative B. zero D. CMRR What is the purpose of offset nulling? A. reduce the gain B. equalize the input signals C. zero the output error voltage D. increase the gain Where does an output of an Op-amp with negative feedback be connected back? A. inverting input B. non-inverting input C. positive inputs D. ground What is the purpose of using negative feedback? A. reduce the gain B. increase the gain C. stabilizing the gain D. all of the above What is/are the characteristics of a voltage follower? A. gain is one B. no feedback resistor C. non-inverting Op-amp D. all of the above How many terminal/s does a basic Op-amp has? A. one C. two B. three D. none What do you call for a voltage supply used by Opamp? A. double power supply B. dual voltage power supply C. automatic voltage power supply D. regulated power supply Which of the following is a characteristic of an ideal Op-amp? A. Infinite bandwidth B. Infinite input impedance C. Infinite CMRR D. All of the above Which of the following is a characteristic of a practical Op-amp? A. very high input impedance

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B. very low output impedance C. very high CMRR D. all of the above What is the input stage of an Op-amp? A. differential amplifier B. high gain amplifier C. output amplifier D. any of the above Which of the following statements is true? A. A differential input voltage appears between the inverting and non-inverting inputs of a differential amplifier B. A single-ended input voltage appears between one output and ground C. A differential output voltage appears between two output terminals of a differential amp. D. All of the above A type of gain in which there is an external feedback connections exist in an Op-amp. A. open loop voltage gain B. close loop voltage gain C. Both A and B D. None of the above A type of voltage gain in which there is an external feedback connections exist in an Opamp. A. open loop voltage gain B. close loop voltage gain C. Both A and B D. None of the above It is identified as a measure of an OP-amps ability to reject common-mode inputs. A. CMMR C. slew rate B. capacity D. slope What are the three basic Op-amp configurations? A. inverting, non-inverting and voltage follower B. negative, positive, ground C. common emitter, common base, common collector D. common gate, common drain and common source Which of the three basic Op-amp configurations has the highest input impedance and the lowest output impedance? A. inverting C. non-inverting

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B. voltage follower D. all of the above What is the term used to describe the change of output voltage of an Op-amp in response to a step input? A. CMRR B. slew rate C. common mode D. differential mode What is the other term for non-inverting terminal? A. positive terminal B. negative terminal C. grounded terminal D. loop terminal What is the other term for inverting terminal? A. positive terminal B. negative terminal C. grounded terminal D. loop terminal What type of an Op-amp configuration in which the input signal is applied to the non-inverting input? A. non-inverting amplifier B. inverting amplifier C. grounded amplifier D. positive amplifier What type of an Op-amp configuration in which the input signal is applied to the inverting input? A. non-inverting amplifier B. inverting amplifier C. grounded amplifier D. positive amplifier All practical op-amps have what amount of input bias current? A. small C. high B. very high D. infinite What do you call for an output produce by input bias currents in op-amp? (with no input voltage) A. output error voltage B. differential voltage C. output voltage D. none of the above What do you call for an output produce by input offset voltage in op-amp? (with no input voltage) A. output error voltage B. differential voltage

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C. output voltage D. none of the above What compensates for the effect of input bias current in an Op-amp? A. external resistors B. external potentiometer C. external capacitor D. external inductor What compensates for the effect of input offset voltage in an Op-amp? A. external resistors B. external potentiometer C. external capacitor D. external inductor When equal in-phase voltages are applied to both input terminals of an Op-amp A. differential mode C. common mode B. double ended D. single ended Another term for differential mode A. single ended C. double ended B. common mode D. positive mode What is the typical value of input bias current in a practical Op-amp? A. nA range C. mA range B. pA range D. kA range What is the closed-loop voltage gain of a voltage follower? A. 0 C. 1 B. infinite D. negative Usually, what is closed loop gain as compared to open loop gain? A. much less than B. much greater than C. equal D. any of the above In negative feedback, the feedback signal is A. in phase with the input B. out of phase with the input C. the same with the input D. different with the input What is/are the important features of an Opamp? A. short circuit protection B. no latch up C. input offset nulling D. all of the above

44. What keeps the Op-amps from being damaged if the output becomes shorted? A. short circuit protection B. no latch up C. input offset nulling D. all of the above 45. What prevents the Op-amp from hanging up in one output state under certain input conditions? A. short circuit protection B. no latch up C. input offset nulling D. all of the above 46. What sets the output voltage at precisely zero with zero input? A. short circuit protection B. no latch up C. input offset nulling D. all of the above 47. Which of the following is the most useful concepts in electronics, particularly in op-amp applications? A. negative feedback B. positive feedback C. both A and B D. neither A and B 48. What is the CMRR of an ideal Op-amp? A. 0 C. infinite B. 1 D. positive 49. With zero volts in, the output of an ideal op-amp is ____. A. 0 C. 1 B. infinite D. positive 50. What do you call for the DC current required by the inputs of the amplifier to properly operate the first stage? A. minimum current B. input bias current C. required current D. holding current 51. What is the last stage of an Op-amp? A. differential amplifier B. high gain amplifier C. output amplifier D. none of the above