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WorksheetsFrequency Response of Amplifier
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
In a FET Amplifier the source follower is a
CS Amplifier
CG amplifier
CD amplifier
none of above
In a RC coupled amplifier ,the coupling capacitor
limits the low frequency response
limits the high frequency response
independent of collector current
proportional to square of the collector current
The capacitive reactance is equal to
2πfc1
2πfc
πfc
πfc1
The capacitive effects of transistor junction manifest themselves in
low frequency
middle frequency
high frequency
all the babove
The emitter diffusion capacitance for a transistor is
inversely proportional to the collector current
directly proportional to the collector current
independent of the collector current
optional to the square of the collector current
The voltage gain of an amplifier decreases at 20dB/decade above 100kHz. If the midband frequency gain is 80bB,what is the value of the voltage gain at 2MHz?
60dB
52dB
54dB
64dB
gm The FT of a BJT is related to its gm , Cπ and Cμ as follows
fT=gmCπ+Cμ
fT=gm2π(Cπ+Cμ)
fT=Cπ+Cμgm
fT=2π(Cμ+Cπ)gm
Half power gain is the maximum gain minus
6dB
12dB
3dB
2dB
β
The cut-off frequency β is found from
CC configuration
CE configuration
CB configuration
none of the above.
α The value of α cut-off frequency is
greater than the β cut-off frequency
smaller than the β cut-off frequency
equal to the β cut -off frequency
none of the above
The reference for dBm is
1 milliwatt
1 watt
10 watts
1 mega watts
α
The α cut-off frequency is found from
CC configuration
CE configuration
CB configuration
none of the above
In a FET amplifier , the capacitor Cgs and Cgd typically vary from
1 to 10pF
1 to 10 μ F
1 to 10 F
none of the above
The input impedance of a CS amplifier circuit is very high
high frequency
low frequency
mid frequency
zero frequency
The output impedance will be lower at higher frequencies, thereby reducing the gain because
the capacitive reactance's decreases with increase in frequency
Capacitive reactance increases with the increase in frequency
Capacitive reactance decreases with the decrease in frequency
none of the above
